Smarty Plants Podcast
Discover Smarty Plants, the Minnesota Department of Agriculture's podcast that digs into the fascinating world of invasive species. Join expert guests as they share insights and solutions to protect our environment and agricultural resources. Subscribe so you don’t miss an episode.
The purpose of the rule is to minimize potential sources of nitrate pollution in the state’s groundwater and to protect our drinking water. The rule is one tool, for specific situations, that is part of a larger strategy to reduce nitrate from fertilizer in groundwater.
Smarty Plants Podcast
Discover Smarty Plants, the Minnesota Department of Agriculture's podcast that digs into the fascinating world of invasive species. Join expert guests as they share insights and solutions to protect our environment and agricultural resources. Listen and subscribe!
Yes. It is acceptable to sell cottage foods out of any type of structure, as long as the Cottage Food Law is still met (selling approved cottage foods from home, a farmers' market, or community event), and as long as no food preparation is taking place within the structure.
