MSU Extension Wayne County

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Announcements

• WE NOW ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS AS A METHOD OF PAYMENT 
• MSU Extension Wayne County Brochure
• Soil test kit
• Starting and Sustaining a School Garden
• Horticultural Therapy: Connecting People and Plants
• New online Integrated Pest Management Course
• Tollgate
• Do your taxes for free!
• How to select or evaluate your financial services provider

Natural Resources

• Outdoor Education Brochure

Garden Resources

For more information, visit the Gardening in Michigan website.

• Tomatoes and Potatoes
• Field Crops Webinar Series
• Lawn and Garden Hotline
• Phosphorus-free Fertilizer
• Fertilizer Basics
• Going Native
• Lakefront Plants
• Mow high
• Mulch fallen leaves
• Reduce Phosphorus
• Smart watering lawns
• Soil test
• Trees and Shrubs
• Building Soil for Organic and Sustainable Farms
• Building Soil Organic Matter

Oil and Gas Resources

For more information, visit the Oil and Gas page.

• Compulsory Pooling Facts

Monday Smart Choice Health Insurance Webinars

To help people better understand the Affordable Care Act and its options, Michigan State University Extension is hosting a series of weekly unbiased educational webinars and launching a new website to explain changes in the insurance landscape. The sessions are free and open to the public. A current list of upcoming webinars can be found at aca.msue.msu.edu, a website developed by MSU Extension to guide people through complicated issues such as insurance mandates, tax penalties, available subsidies and the new insurance marketplace. To participate, simply visit: connect.msu.edu/healthinsurance.

Food Safety

Cottage Food Law Certificate Available Online

The online cottage food law training and evaluation has been updated on the Cottage Food Law website. Those completing the program will receive a certificate for their farmers market booth. For more information contact Eileen Haraminac at haramin2@msu.edu or 313-567-9701 ext.104.

Social and Emotional Health

New workshop module for RELAX Alternatives to Anger targets parents and caregivers 

A one-time workshop for parents and caregivers of young children has been added to the MSU Extension RELAX: Alternatives to Anger program. The workshop explores the five RELAX concepts with adults who live and work with children who are in the process of developing the social emotional skills needed to deal with stress, anger and strong emotion. A strong literacy component assists participants in exploring unique ways they can address anger and strong emotion with children in their care. The workshop can range from 1.5 to three hours depending on the audience. For more information or to schedule this workshop or other MSU Extension RELAX trainings, contact Lisa Tams at tams@msu.edu or 734-727-7236.