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Managing Japanese beetles in chestnuts for 2013
Published on March 3, 2013
The 2012 season saw high populations of Japanese beetles in some Michigan orchards and growers will need to prepare to combat this potentially damaging pest in the coming season. -
2013 Michigan Fruit Management Guide available at MSU Extension Bookstore
Published on February 28, 2013
Annually updated fruit bulletin contains current information and pesticide recommendations for Michigan fruit growers. -
Registration for the 2013 Integrated Pest Management Academy CLOSES Thursday, Feb. 14!
Published on February 13, 2013
Registration for this important event closes at midnight on Thursday, Feb. 14, so register NOW to ensure your spot at the 2013 IPM Academy! -
Chestnuts: Growing a food crop and an industry in Michigan
Published on February 8, 2013
Michigan’s edible sweet chestnut growers lead the nation in number of acres in production. -
MAEAP Phase I credits available at 2013 Integrated Pest Management Academy
Published on February 8, 2013
Getting verified in the MAEAP shows your peers and neighbors that you’re committed to agricultural stewardship and protecting the environment. Start the process today by attending the IPM Academy for your Phase 1 credit. -
Food Safety Modernization Act proposed produce safety rule open for comment
Published on February 1, 2013
Fresh market produce growers now have the opportunity to see and comment on the proposed produce safety rules issued by the FDA. -
Rose chafer management in chestnuts for 2013
Published on January 17, 2013
The 2012 season saw high populations of rose chafers in Michigan chestnut orchards and growers will need to prepare to combat this important pest in the coming season. -
Pesticide resistance management requires an integrated approach
Published on January 17, 2013
Equip yourself to face the challenge of pesticide resistance by attending the 2013 Integrated Pest Management Academy, Feb 19-20. -
Winter cold hardiness in Michigan fruit crops
Published on January 16, 2013
Michigan fruit plants are well adapted to withstand a Michigan winter. -
Forcing cuttings to determine the end of dormancy in fruits and other plants
Published on January 16, 2013
Woody plants may be ready to grow. Forcing cuttings can tell you when dormancy is completed.