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  • 2022 Michigan Corn Hybrids Compared

    Published on December 8, 2022
    Michigan State University conducts the Michigan Corn Performance Trials each year to determine yield and quality performance for corn hybrids throughout the state of Michigan.

  • Pesticide Cost Comparision Decision Tool

    Published on October 13, 2022
    The Pesticide Cost Comparison Decision Tool provides farm producers with an ability to consider integrated pest management strategies and product costs.

  • Seed Selection Cost Comparison Decision Tool

    Published on October 13, 2022
    The Seed Selection Cost Comparison Decision Tool provides farm producers with an ability to consider yield and economic returns of selecting seed products.

  • A Field Guide To Soil Sampling

    Published on October 13, 2022
    Soil sampling is a foundational step to make effective farm management and soil fertility decisions. This step-by-step field guide is a summary of best practices and recommendations for composite soil sampling to help you do just that.

  • Providing Timely and Relevant Information for Field Crop Producers in Challenging Times

    Published on October 11, 2022
    Michigan State University Extension works to improve farm personnel well-being and income, expand agriculture-related businesses and increase employment opportunities, making agriculture one of the strongest industries within Michigan.

  • Field Crops Team Point of Contact

    Published on August 15, 2022
    Point of contact for MSU Extension Field Crops educators across the state.

  • 2021 Michigan Corn Variety Trial

    Published on November 19, 2021
    2021 Michigan Corn Variety Trials comprised of 230 grain and/or silage entries.

  • Strategies for Managing Mycotoxins, Ear Rots, and Ear Damaging Insects in Corn Silage

    Published on November 9, 2021
    Accumulation of mycotoxins due to ear rot infections make the silage unfit for livestock. Therefore, it is important to explore strategies to help growers manage mycotoxins to improve the quality of corn silage.

  • Planting Date and Seeding Rate Impact Ear Rots, Mycotoxins, and Quality in Corn Silage

    Published on November 8, 2021
    Planting date and seeding rate affects crop canopy microclimate and hence can influence insect and fungal infections and are important components of integrated management strategies for growing good quality silage.

  • Michigan Soil Health Progress Report

    Published on October 12, 2021
    The Michigan Soil Health Progress Report was developed to assist farmers, agribusiness, and agency professionals to assess the health of the soil using biological and physical indicators in the field.

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