Wabasha County, Minnesota: Farm & Ranch Directory
7 farm and ranch listings in Wabasha County, Minnesota, grouped by category below.
Events in Wabasha County
- Wabasha County Fair
Wabasha is the home of the Wabasha County Fair. Held each year; the most recent dates were Wednesday 07-15 through Saturday 07-18, 2026. A four-day Mississippi River bluff country fair with 4-H and open-class competition.
Wabasha, MN | Organizer: Wabasha County Fair Official event details
Media & Press in Wabasha County
- Lake City Graphic
Lake City Graphic is a newspaper published in Lake City, appearing on Thursdays. Weekly for the Lake City area on Lake Pepin.
111 South Eighth Street, Lake City, MN 55041 | 651-345-3316 - Wabasha County Herald
Wabasha County Herald is a newspaper published in Wabasha, appearing on Tuesdays. Weekly for the Wabasha area.
200 Industrial Court, Suite 100, Wabasha, MN 55981 | 651-565-3368 - WBHA Radio
Radio station in Wabasha, Wabasha County, broadcasting at 1190 AM and 99.7 FM and carrying farm news from Linder Farm Network for area producers.
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Organizations in Wabasha County
- Wabasha Soil and Water Conservation District
Wabasha SWCD was established in 1960 and gives Wabasha County landowners and farmers local conservation help, including cost-share programs, tree and soil programs and water quality projects.
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Farmers Markets & Farm Stands in Wabasha County
- Plainview Farmers Market
Wednesday evening market in Plainview, open May through September.
215 1st St. SW, Plainview, MN - Wabasha Farmers Market
Midweek market on Main Street in Wabasha, running Wednesdays from late June to mid September.
314 Main Street, Wabasha, MN
Helpful Guides for Wabasha 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.
- 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.