News
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Updated cover crop termination publication available for 2020
Published on April 2, 2020
Evaluate your cover crop termination strategy with this updated for 2020 publication.
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2020 Field Crops Virtual Breakfast starting April 16
Published on April 2, 2020
Helping growers and agribusiness make informed decisions during the growing season.
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Agriculture support labs still open for business, with modifications
Published on April 1, 2020
As the pandemic of COVID-19, the infectious disease caused by novel coronavirus, impacts farmers’ ability to get ready for planting season, labs and other support aids remain open with limitations.
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Plant and soil service labs open during COVID-19 shutdowns
Published on March 30, 2020
MSU’s Plant & Pest Diagnostics and Soil and Plant Nutrient Laboratory remain open during “Stay Home, Stay Safe” executive order.
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Protecting yourself and your farm employees from COVID-19
Published on March 27, 2020
Considerations to help producers protect themselves, their families and employees from novel coronavirus, the virus that causes the infectious disease COVID-19.
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Calling all farmers! Please complete new national cover crop survey
Published on March 27, 2020
USDA SARE is distributing a new national survey to farmers asking about their experiences with cover crops, due April 12.
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Is a single species or multi-species cover crop better?
Published on March 25, 2020
Videos highlight the cost and benefit to utilizing a single or multi-species mixtures of cover crops.
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Cover crops in Michigan - Interseeding cover crops
Published on March 23, 2020
A new video highlights research at MSU on interseeding rates of cover crops into standing corn.
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Clean and clear: Partnerships with local drain officials
Published on March 18, 2020
Highlighting a new program that is being tested in Michigan.
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Managing weeds when seeding cover crops
Published on March 17, 2020
A new video highlights research at MSU looking at the compatibility of different cover crop species with herbicides used in corn, soybean and wheat.
