A growing number of consumers are turning to products derived from cannabis plants to treat an array of conditions. Formulations include gummies and other edibles, tinctures, vapes, and even beverages. When shopping for such products, particularly as a novice, consumers may encounter so many...
Birds are beautiful creatures that can make a lawn and garden feel even more serene. Providing snacks to supplement what birds naturally find in the wild guarantees up close and personal interactions with the scores of species that call neighborhoods home.
Bird feeders are particularly important in...
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Plants need care, even in the dead of winter
This is a good time to check your houseplants for pests and some trees and shrubs are ready for pruning. See what else you can check off while waiting to get into the garden
Mystery of...
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If you have a commercial (applying pesticides for hire), noncommercial (using RUPs on property owned or controlled by your employer), or private pesticide applicator license (apply RUPs to land or sites you own, rent, or manage for the...
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We are happy to share a number of on-farm food safety training opportunities open to all fruit and vegetable farmers from UMN Extension this winter.
These trainings are intended for fruit and vegetable farmers of all sizes who are...
The St. Francis Xavier meal packaging event held Saturday, Feb. 1, saw 250 volunteers assemble and box 77,760 meals, which are headed to Ukraine. The successful event surpassed last year’s total of 48,012 meals, also packaged and sent to Ukraine. See story and more photos inside. (Photos submitted...
The 7th annual Kites on Ice Festival hosted by the Buffalo Area Chamber of Commerce will be held on Saturday, February 8, from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Buffalo Lake.
This is a free event, and free kites will be provided for children while supplies last. There will be dog sled rides, ice games,...
The Buffalo City Council met on Monday, February 3. Numerous items were on the agenda and up for discussion during the meeting.
NE Reconstruction Project
City staff sought council approval to move forward with Phase one of the NE Reconstruction Project, which covers 1st Ave. NE and streets...
On January 30, Stearns County District Court Judge Andrew R. Pearson found Jarquez Javon Bedford guilty on all counts in the 2023 death of former Buffalo resident, Andrea Cottew.
Bedford faced charges of first-degree premeditated murder; first-degree murder with intent while committing a felony;...
Despite some remarkably warm temps last week, winter continues to march on. With the colder weather bringing people back indoors for the foreseeable future, we are reminded that respiratory illnesses continue to spread, and to be mindful of preventative care practices to help keep yourself and...