Does Minnesota extension sell trees?

Is it better to cover the plants or let them be during the cold and possible snowy nights. I have about 50 tulips and dandelions. I am concerned that the plastic may do more dmamage than good.

My neighbor has a yew and the needles are turning yellow and then to brown. Can you diagnose from the attached photos what is causing this to happen? Thank you in advance.

Hello, I'm a student reporter at WKAR and I'm hoping to get in touch with someone about how planting and crop development is coming along for this grow season. I would love the chance to potentially interview someone to learn how this year's weather and relatively early spring might affect crop yields, and what farmers/agriculture experts have to say about this. I look forward to it!

I am planning to incorporate crop rotation into a market garden. I'd like some advice about what cultural approach to use for June-bearing strawberries that would be rotated on a 3 to 5 year basis.

Good morning! I am enquiring about how to help a young client get involved in 4h. She is a middle schooler, lives in Eaton county. What is the best way for her to get started in 4h? Thank you!!!

Is this a northern giant hornet? (Asian murder hornet) What do I do with it?

I am interested in planting dwarf apple trees specifically honeycrisp. I know I need a cross pollinator and I need a sunny location. I would love to know any resources available to help me make wise choices in selecting and caring for the apple trees. I would also like to know if you have a list of local nurseries as most of the apple trees I found are available to be shipped from out of state. I would like to know if this is a wise idea or if I'm causing more of a headache for the future. I have never had Apple trees. I understand they need to be pruned and shaped. I would like to know what sort of pests I need to be aware of and how to prevent them. We have pawpaw trees and some other smaller local fruit trees as well as berry bushes.

Hello, In Dec 2020 we had a large oak taken down that was damaged and leaning toward the house. We left the stump and we've enjoyed it being there. But it's starting to rot. in the pictures you can see a pile of chips created last week, probably from a woodpecker finding some nice bugs inside. I'm trying to decide what to do -- is it too late to try to preserve it in place? Online articles say it might attract unwanted pests (termites etc.) Someone suggested burning it, or I could pay someone to bring in a stump grinder... Do you have any advice? Thank you.