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Minnesota DNR Offers Native Tree Seedlings and Cost-Share Program for Landowners

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The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is accepting orders for over 3.5 million native tree and shrub seedlings for spring 2027 planting. These seedlings are intended for reforestation, wildlife habitat, and pollinator projects. Landowners planting three or more acres may qualify for the DNR’s Field to Forest Cost Share program, which reimburses up to 75% of planting costs.

From valleynewslive.com

Why it matters

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The availability of seedlings and the cost-share program support the state's forestry and land industry. The DNR’s sales and reimbursement programs may stimulate the rural economy.

From valleynewslive.com

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  • The DNR cost-share program might stimulate demand and revenue within the forestry sector.

  • Minnesota Department of Labor and IndustrySpeculative

    The DNR sales and cost-share support could increase sales and funding for the state's land industry.

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