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Construction Management alum establishes endowment to support Housing Education Research Initiative

Published on August 14, 2020
Alan and Johanna Scott have established the Alan F. Scott Fund for the Housing Education Research Initiative to provide support for graduates, undergraduates, assistantships, educational programs and other needs for the initiative.
Upcycling: Can food waste be transformed into profit?

Published on August 14, 2020
Upcycled foods turn traditional waste streams into savvy consumer products. This opens a potential to have your cake (environmental impact) and eat it too (at a profit).
Michigan’s Cucumber Crunch, a summertime farm to institution celebration

Published on August 14, 2020
Serve Michigan cucumbers during August to celebrate the Crunch.
Endowed Landscape Architecture Innovation Fund created by Landscape Architecture Alum

Published on August 14, 2020
The new endowment has been initiated by Robert G. Chipman through the MSU Landscape Architecture Alumni and Advisory Board.
Meet our Staff and Volunteers August 2020

Published on August 13, 2020
Meet our Staff and Volunteers August 2020
MSU Extension launches opioid, substance use disorder community education program

Published on August 13, 2020
Free community presentations are available to educate communities on how they can promote prevention and recovery.
Michigan landscape update - Aug. 11, 2020

Published on August 13, 2020
Michigan landscape update - Aug. 11, 2020
How to interpret steelhead fin clips

Published on August 13, 2020
Since 2018, yearling steelhead stocked in U.S. waters of the Great Lakes and tributary streams have been marked with an adipose fin clip, but that doesn’t mean anglers can easily determine where their fish was stocked or if it is wild.
Michigan insects in the garden - Week 10: Jewel wasps

Published on August 13, 2020
These shiny metallic wasps prey on unsuspecting bees and wasps.
Southwest Michigan field crop update – Aug. 13, 2020

Published on August 13, 2020
Warm and dry turns to cool and dry this coming week, but most crops continue to look good with low pest and disease pressure reported.