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Virtual Ag-Citing Experience videos give youth a glimpse into where our food comes from
Published on December 2, 2020
Virtual Ag-Citing Experience videos will show people—young and old, in classrooms or home schools or well past school—how farmers raise animals and crops and give them a sneak peek into where our food comes from. -
Take a virtual tour of the MSU Bug House
Published on November 23, 2020
You can still learn about and experience insects and other arthropods at the MSU Bug House with our two-part video tour. -
Tips for disposing deer carcasses and parts to minimize spreading chronic wasting disease
Published on November 13, 2020
Properly disposing of deer carcasses will help slow the spread of chronic wasting disease. -
Putting high quality venison on the table
Published on November 13, 2020
When preparing for deer hunting, remember food safety in addition to hunter safety. -
Marketing your livestock project on social media – Part 2: Visual storytelling
Published on November 9, 2020
Visual storytelling tips to assist you in developing a virtual marketing strategy on social media for marketing your livestock project. -
Marketing your livestock project on social media – Part 1: The psychology of using pictures
Published on November 6, 2020
Tips to develop a virtual marketing strategy for your livestock project using social media. -
Youth Business Guide to Success – Make the Most of Your 4-H Market Animal Project Curriculum
Published on October 26, 2020
4-H entrepreneurship curriculum enhances experience of 4-H volunteers and members working with market animal projects. -
Can you hatch an egg bought from the store?
Published on October 5, 2020
4-H lessons teach students about embryology. -
Defining horse jargon: Movement terms
Published on September 29, 2020
Dispel confusing horse jargon by defining commonly used terms related to movement. -
Overwhelmed by horse manure? If you answered yes, it may be time to reevaluate your current management practices.
Published on September 18, 2020
Michigan State University Extension has developed a resource a document to help equine owners feel more confident in managing horse manure.
