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  • Introduction to Edible Chestnut Production

    Getting started with chestnuts

  • Hoophouses webinar

    Published on January 11, 2016
    Getting started with hoophouses webinar

  • Beekeeping for Pollination and Honey

    Getting started with beekeeping for pollination and honey

  • Basics of Small Fruit Production

    Getting started with small fruit production

  • Plant-based Enterprises Webinar

    Getting started with plant-based enterprises webinar.

  • Small farm business and marketing presentations for beginning farmers archived

    Published on December 16, 2015
    Presentations on a variety of marketing options and business basics for people new to agriculture are available online and free for viewing.

  • Vegetable, field crop and fruit production presentations for beginning farmers archived

    Published on December 16, 2015
    Presentations on a wide variety of crop production topics for people new to agriculture are available online and free for viewing.

  • Resources for veteran careers in agriculture

    Published on December 8, 2015
    Educational resources providing valuable information to veterans seeking agriculture-based careers are now available.

  • MIFF’s Women in Agriculture Network Farm Development Center in the Flint area

    Published on December 7, 2015
    An innovative partnership with a Flint area hospital system and Michigan Food and Farming Systems to support women who are beginning a farming business by providing a place where they can receive education and development to achieve viable farming careers.

  • Getting started with soil improvement: An overview for beginners – Part 2

    Published on January 31, 2014
    New farmers should have a clear understanding of fertilizers and soil amendments, both conventional and organic.

  • Getting started with soil improvement: An overview for beginners – Part 1

    Published on January 28, 2014
    New farmers can benefit from careful assessment of their farm’s soils and planning for crop rotations and use of cover crops.

  • Dependable information for beginning farmers – where can it be found?

    Published on December 30, 2013
    Research-based information sources are a good place to start.

  • Grant funding for growers -- Part II

    Published on March 16, 2013
    While not plentiful, grant opportunities for growers do exist. Here is a brief list of grants offered to Michigan growers.

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