News

IAT partner Wayne County Community College District to add new horticulture education center

Published on October 30, 2018
Horticulture center to provide learning and research opportunities for students in joint WCCCD–MSU IAT certificate programs.
The road to better health: Just add vegetables!

Published on October 30, 2018
Make what you are already eating healthier by adding specific kinds of vegetables.
Ogemaw County Friends of Extension receives the Michigan State University Extension 2018 Key Partner Award

Published on October 30, 2018
Ogemaw County Friends of Extension (FOX) received the 2018 Key Partner Award from Michigan State University (MSU) Extension on Oct.16.
New officers elected to Michigan 4-H Foundation

Published on October 30, 2018
Michigan 4-H Foundation trustees were elected to two-year terms as officers of the foundation at the fall board meeting Oct. 5.
Effect of planting population on dry bean yield

Published on October 30, 2018
A 2018 study near Ubly, Michigan, looked at the effects of planting population on dry bean yield.
Michigan 4-H Foundation and MSU approves new MOU

Published on October 30, 2018
The Michigan 4-H Foundation Board of Trustees voted Oct. 5 to approve a new memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the Michigan 4-H Foundation and Michigan State University.
The day the Qs took over: A classic tale of whiteflies, doppelgängers and insecticide resistance in poinsettias

Published on October 30, 2018
A situational summary with current recommendations for whitefly management in poinsettias.
Campaign to end Dec. 31

Published on October 30, 2018
The multi-year Campaign for Michigan 4-H’s Future will end Dec. 31, 2018.
Extension staff member receives the Michigan State University Extension Outstanding Service to Extension Award

Published on October 30, 2018
Matt Shane received the 2018 Outstanding Service to Michigan State University (MSU) Extension Award on Oct.16, 2018.
Medicinal Caterpillar Fungus Endangered

Published on October 30, 2018
The caterpillar fungus, Ophiocordyceps sinensis, is a close relative of more well known “zombie-ant” fungus, Ophiocordyceps unilateralis.