Minnesota Department of Agriculture
Smarty Plants
Smarty Plants is a podcast exploring invasive insects and noxious weeds that threaten Minnesota’s natural and agricultural resources. Experts from the MDA’s Plant Protection Division cover important topics engaging the public in efforts to protect our environment.
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Minnesota Department of Agriculture
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Strona podcastu
Ostatni odcinek
20 paź 2026
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Plants Get Sick Too 17.09.2024 39:24
Just like people, plants can get sick. Fungi, bacteria, and other pathogens are common causes of plant diseases. Learning to identify when plants are sick and taking proper steps to contain these diseases is an important part of keeping your plants healthy. Michelle Grabowski, research scientist with the Minnesota Department of Agriculture, covers the basics of plant disease and how you can help e...
Worrisome Weeds 20.08.2024 26:18
Managing weeds can sometimes feel overwhelming. But a little knowledge can make the job easier. Learn what noxious weeds are, what to look for on your property, weed management, and tips for fall yard clean-up with Emilie Justen, Minnesota Department of Agriculture Noxious Weed Coordinator, and Bob Dunning, Stearns County Ag Inspector. Smarty Plants is a podcast of the Minnesota Department of Agri...
The Plant Protectors! 19.07.2024 30:01
Plant protection experts Mark Abrahamson and Tony Cortilet introduce the important work of the Plant Protection Division within the Minnesota Department of Agriculture. The division’s work is essential and effects all Minnesotans in numerous ways, this includes large picture work that protects our environment from invasive pests, down to the safety of the food we eat. Learn more about plant protec...
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