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Join the Minnesota Agriculture in the Classroom (MAITC) regional curriculum specialists for a new Agriculture Across Minnesota Teacher Tour. From the comfort of your home, attend these four sessions to get a first-hand look into the diverse world of agriculture, interact with farmers, dive into hands-on lessons that fit your curriculum, and network and collaborate with other educators.

• June 23: Farm to Fork
• June 30: School Gardens
• July 14: Minnesota Trees and Timber
• July 21: Crops and Honey

Find more details and the registration form at MAITC Teacher Tours.

Join the Minnesota Agriculture in the Classroom (MAITC) regional curriculum specialists for a new Agriculture Across Minnesota Teacher Tour. From the comfort of your home, attend these four sessions to get a first-hand look into the diverse world of agriculture, interact with farmers, dive into hands-on lessons that fit your curriculum, and network and collaborate with other educators.

• June 23: Farm to Fork
• June 30: School Gardens
• July 14: Minnesota Trees and Timber
• July 21: Crops and Honey

Find more details and the registration form at MAITC Teacher Tours.

We will be holding three listening sessions around the state to gather input on Minnesota’s Industrial Hemp Program. Currently, the MDA is drafting a state plan to submit to USDA to manage hemp regulations in Minnesota. The department is also beginning expedited rulemaking that will outline specifics of the state’s hemp program, including licensing and testing requirements.

The three meetings will allow growers, processors, consumers, and others interested in hemp and hemp products to share their vision for this new commodity. The Detroit Lakes meeting is the first of the three events.

We will be holding three listening sessions around the state to gather input on Minnesota’s Industrial Hemp Program. Currently, the MDA is drafting a state plan to submit to USDA to manage hemp regulations in Minnesota. The department is also beginning expedited rulemaking that will outline specifics of the state’s hemp program, including licensing and testing requirements.

The three meetings will allow growers, processors, consumers, and others interested in hemp and hemp products to share their vision for this new commodity. The St. Paul meeting is the second of the three events.

We will be holding three listening sessions around the state to gather input on Minnesota’s Industrial Hemp Program. Currently, the MDA is drafting a state plan to submit to USDA to manage hemp regulations in Minnesota. The department is also beginning expedited rulemaking that will outline specifics of the state’s hemp program, including licensing and testing requirements.

The three meetings will allow growers, processors, consumers, and others interested in hemp and hemp products to share their vision for this new commodity. The Mankato meeting is the third of the three events.