Paul Malchow

On Christmas Eve, many local weather broadcasts show the latest radar images with a sleigh and eight tiny reindeer moving across the sky. Santa is on his way!

To say the Anderson Center at Tower View grew from a single kernel of grain would be simple; and it would only tell a fraction of the fascinating story of

While farmers are preparing to plant fields, bringing new piglets, calves, kids and lambs into the fold, it is a busy time for us at The Land as well.

South of Prior Lake, Minn. gardeners can find Queen Bee’z Lawn and Garden. A true throw-back to the garden center of yesteryear, Queen Bee’z is loaded with country charm.

Dry is the word around south central Minnesota these days. Right now, sporadic showers and a good canopy is keeping the situation from getting worse; but it has also been

Back in September of 1976, The Land began appearing in mailboxes throughout southern Minnesota. To show what comes around goes around, the headline story on the first edition of The

Almost 50 years later, the crazy Californians are raising the ire of Midwesterners again. In 2018 voters passed Proposition 12 — self-titled the Prevention of Cruelty to Farm Animals Act.

Where would farming be without a good belt?

Can you devote three buildings and a couple of city blocks to something as small as a clove of garlic? Welcome to the Minnesota Garlic Festival.

Employing cover crops to build soil health and combat erosion is nothing new, but the practice does require additional time, effort and expense. But what if that ground cover could