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When the days get shorter and the air turns crisp, it’s a sure sign that your garden is winding down for the year.

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Animals undergo drastic physiological and behavioral changes to prepare for the incredibly cold and harsh Minnesota winters ...

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As jolly as bringing home a Christmas tree should be, there are plenty of ways it can go wrong. Getting your tree from the ...