Traverse County, Minnesota: Farm & Ranch Directory
4 farm and ranch listings in Traverse County, Minnesota, grouped by category below.
Events in Traverse County
- Traverse County Fair
Wheaton is the home of the Traverse County Fair. Held each year; the most recent dates were Thursday 08-27 through Sunday 08-30, 2026. 4-H members show their project work at this late-summer Wheaton fair near the Red River valley.
Wheaton, MN | Organizer: Traverse County Fair Official event details
Media & Press in Traverse County
- Wheaton Gazette
Wheaton Gazette is a newspaper published in Wheaton, appearing on Wednesdays. Weekly for Wheaton and Traverse County.
1114 Broadway, Wheaton, MN 56296 | 320-563-8146
Organizations in Traverse County
- Traverse Soil and Water Conservation District
Traverse SWCD was established in 1957 and gives Traverse County landowners and farmers local conservation help, including cost-share programs, tree and soil programs and water quality projects.
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Ag Education in Traverse County
- Traverse County Extension Office (University of Minnesota)
Wheaton office with a Traverse County 4-H Council that coordinates local programming; 4-H members show project work at the county fair and Minnesota State Fair creative writing entries feature local students.
15 10th St. S, Wheaton, MN 56296 | 320-422-7729 Website
Helpful Guides for Traverse County
- Minnesota County Fairs and the State Fair
A practical guide to Minnesota county fairs and 4-H livestock shows: 2026 county fair dates, the State Fair, animal ID and ownership rules, registration, quality assurance training and the Purple Ribbon Auction.
- University of Minnesota Extension: County Offices, 4-H and Help for Producers
What University of Minnesota Extension offers in Minnesota: service in all 87 counties, 4-H animal ID and ownership rules, State Fair presence, programs for producers and gardeners, and how to find your county page.
- Minnesota Soil and Water Conservation Districts
How Minnesota soil and water conservation districts work: board of supervisors, four-year terms, who can run, what districts do for landowners, how they are funded, and how to find your district.