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Join us for the Virtual Dairy Nutrition and Management Series

Published on April 28, 2020
The Department of Animal Science is hosting the Virtual Dairy Nutrition and Management Series on May 4, 2020! Join for a day of speakers hosting a variety of live-streamed sessions. Feel free to join at any time.
In times of supply chain disruption, how do I manage excess raw milk on my farm?

Published on April 27, 2020
Learn about options that exist for reducing milk production and proper land application and storage of raw milk.
Novel coronavirus information for animal owners

Published on April 23, 2020
There are many questions regarding animal and human health during the COVID-19 pandemic, however, there are animal health experts we can turn to for answers.
MSU Extension Farm Stress Program partners to connect farmers with mental health services

Published on April 14, 2020
Farmers can now access counseling with licensed therapists via teletherapy.
What does a herd health plan look like?

Published on April 13, 2020
A herd health plan is a wonderful tool to help you manage your livestock all year long.
Sharpen Your Dairy Skills while We Flatten the Curve - Webinar Series II

Published on April 9, 2020
A second round of Michigan State University Extension webinars to help dairy industry advisors with continuing education during the current stay-at-home mandate.
Michigan has muscle when it comes to agriculture

Published on April 9, 2020
Michigan farmers produce 300 different crops, providing Michigan residents with a safe, secure and abundant food supply.
Michigan hay supplies and prices for the spring season

Published on April 8, 2020
Prices are holding higher than a year ago and supplies are tight for high quality hay, but lower quality hay can be found.
Upper Peninsula winter 2020 forage program offered as online recordings

Published on April 6, 2020
The Recipes for Forage Success meeting cancelled at Escanaba and Mass City is now available in recorded segments online.
Dairy farm recommendations to work during novel coronavirus pandemic

Published on March 30, 2020
Multiple areas of our society have come to a halt. As the world stands still, farms still have vital work to accomplish but there are recommendations to keep your employees and operations safe during this pandemic.