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Topic 5: Linking Forest Carbon Modeling with State Decision-Making
Published on August 5, 2022
Resource Guide titled "Linking Forest Carbon Modeling with State Decision-Making." -
2022 Farm Animal Camp: Day 4
Published on August 5, 2022
Onions, Molasses, and Apples, Oh My! -
Integrated management of ear rot and associated mycotoxin contamination of corn in Michigan
Published on August 5, 2022
Maninder Singh, an assistant professor in the MSU Department of Plant, Soil and Microbial Sciences, looked at ways to combat ear rot in corn silage. -
2022 Message from the Coordinator
Published on August 5, 2022
A message from Project GREEEN coordinator Jim Kells. -
Managing tar spot of corn mid-season update
Published on August 5, 2022
With tar spot on everyone’s mind, let’s review management strategies and address frequently asked questions collected from farmers. -
Impact of late-gestation maternal metabolic stress on neonatal dairy calf immunity and disease susceptibility
Published on August 5, 2022
Angel Abuelo, an assistant professor in the College of Veterinary Medicine, investigated how stress affects dairy calf health. -
Epidemiology and management of corn tar spot, a new disease for the United States
Published on August 5, 2022
MSU scientist Martin Chilvers has assisted growers by providing data on best management practices to minimize losses from corn tar spot. -
Enhancing maternal recognition of pregnancy in lactating dairy cows to enhance profit on dairy farms
Published on August 5, 2022
MSU scientist Richard Pursley and his team developed a greater understanding of why cows lose pregnancies. -
Extension Master Gardener Photo of the Month for August showcases protecting water quality
Published on August 5, 2022
Patty Cotter’s photo highlights one of MSU Extension Master Gardener’s missions: Teaching others how to garden to protect water quality. -
Emergency Response Preparedness and Training Resources for First Responders for Accidents and/or Emergencies that Involve Livestock
Published on August 5, 2022
Beth Ferry, a swine educator with MSU Extension, helped create a training program to assist individuals on dealing with these situations.
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