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Moens Achieve Minnesota Agricultural Water Quality Certification

Moens Achieve Minnesota Agricultural Water Quality Certification

July 18, 2024 by Alyson Levig

Nestled into the rolling hills of Deer Creek Township in East Otter Tail County lies the Moen homestead, the starting point of a farming operation established in 1951 by Carlton Moen’s father, Luther.

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Did You Know... Minnesota Has a Noxious Weed Law?

Did You Know... Minnesota Has a Noxious Weed Law?

July 02, 2024 by Alyson Levig

What plant comes to mind when you hear the word ‘weed’? Canadian Thistle? Crown Vetch? Amur Maple? Maybe even Wild Parsnip? Well, the Minnesota Department of Agriculture has these, as well as fifty-three other species listed on their official Noxious Weed List under the state’s Noxious Weed Law.

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Wilkin County Farm Achieves Water Quality Certification

Wilkin County Farm Achieves Water Quality Certification

June 13, 2024 by Alyson Levig

The Gowin’s farming operation consists of cropland where corn, soybeans, wheat, and sugar beets are rotated.

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Did You Know... Faucet Snails are in Three Wadena County Lakes?

Did You Know... Faucet Snails are in Three Wadena County Lakes?

June 04, 2024 by Alyson Levig

When it comes to aquatic invasive species (AIS), zebra mussels, starry stonewort, and spiny waterflea are typically the hot topics of the conversation. But did you know that a lesser-known aquatic invasive species quietly made its debut in Wadena County in 2009 and has slowly infested three major lakes?

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Clay County Farm Receives Water Quality Certification

Clay County Farm Receives Water Quality Certification

April 29, 2024 by Alyson Levig

Last November, father-son duo Mark and Jason Fillbrandt, joined over 1,400 producers in becoming stewards of water quality through the Minnesota Agricultural Water Quality Certification Program (MAWQCP).

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