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To End Erosion At A Former Dam, Engineers Shifting Root River Back To Its Original Bed

August 20, 2024

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More Trees, And Those To Care For Them, In La Crescent

August 20, 2024

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Trail extension south of Harmony is under construction

August 18, 2024

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Southeast Minnesota Runoff Pollutes Beyond Local Area

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Minnesota Officials Launch First Phase Of Nitrate Mitigation Plan

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Rattlesnake Responders Work To Bring Timber Rattlesnakes Back From The Brink

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Minnesota Nitrate concerns inspire Iowa groups to seek EPA help

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Mill Creek in Chatfield gets partial makeover

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Two women stand in front of an iron gate with the words Watson Creek Cemetery

Honoring the Past Through Service Today: Watson Creek Cemetery

Alison Leathers visits with the next generation of volunteers caring for the Watson Creek Cemetery near Preston, Minnesota.

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A woman bundled up with a knitted green hat, knitted green mittens, and a plaid scarf gives a thumbs up outside on a winter day.

Longest-Running Community Science Bird Project Celebrates 125 Years

John Weiss joins in with birders at Whitewater State Park to collect data during the annual Christmas Bird Count.

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Tony Rahe stands next to a wall of lettuce in one of his hydroponic growing containers at Rahe of Sunshine Farms in Wykoff.

Hydroponic Farm Is High Tech Operation With Small Footprint

David Phillips tours a hydroponic farming operation in Wykoff, Minnesota. Owner Tony Rahe gives access to the two trailers currently housing multiple acres of lettuce, kohlrabi, and radishes that are sold to local schools, at farmers markets, and online.

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Groups of people of all ages sit around tables in a library with sun streaming in the windows.. They are leaning over tables sorting garden seeds.

Cultivating Community: How the Chatfield Public Library is Sowing Seeds

Move over books and periodicals: Laurie Byrne explains how seeds are making their way into area libraries.

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Pyramid shaped Haystacks in rows in a snowy field.

Essay: 150 Pairs Of Boots

An excerpt from the book "Buggy Land" about life in Amish country by author Mary Swander.

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Cattle move through a pasture in a rotational grazing operation.

Rotational Grazing: Pipeline To Water Quality And Soil Health

Ann Wessel reports on a Fillmore County farmer who is converting CRP ground into productive pasture.

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