College of Agriculture & Natural Resources

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  Gulraiz Sufyan

  sufyangu@msu.edu
  

• Nov 12

  FSHN Fall 2025 Seminar - Dr. Vincenzina Caputo - 11.12.25

  November 12, 2025 4:00PM – 5:00PM

  FSHN Fall 2025 Seminar - Dr. Vincenzina Caputo - 11.12.25

• Tree, turf and ornamental plant update – June 15, 2017

  Published on June 16, 2017
  Dry conditions, leaf drop on maple, rose chafer and forest tent caterpillar are active. Scout for scale crawlers. Symptoms of fungal pathogens are showing up.

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  An IPM Pocket Guide for Scouting Chestnuts E3362

  A pocket-sized guide for scouting pests and other problems in commercial chestnut plantings.

• Home lawn questions answered

  Published on August 21, 2009
  Home lawn questions and answers

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  Healthy lawns are more resilient to grubs, drought and other stressors

  Published on May 24, 2017
  Use these Smart Gardening practices to have a healthy lawn that is more resilient to potential turf problems.

• May 2024 Michigan Beekeeping Office Hours Webinar

  Published on May 13, 2024

  Not sure what to do with your honey bee colonies this month? Want to hear about seasonal beekeeping management in Michigan? Review the webinar recording from Michigan State University Apiculture Team's Beekeeping Office Hours!

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  Zach Huang and team publish Varroa mite chemical mimicry findings

  Published on June 4, 2015
  New research has revealed that Varroa mites, the most serious threat to honey bees worldwide, are infiltrating hives by smelling like bees.

• Causes and Consequences of Increasing Herbicide Use in Mali

  Published on September 11, 2017
  Steven Haggblade, Melinda Smale, Alpha Kergna, Veronique Theriault and Amidou Assima. The European Journal of Development Research, September 2017

• Sep 29

  Anders Huseth – Developing data-to-decision pipelines for cryptic pests: a wireworm case study 

  September 29, 2025 3:30PM – 4:30PM Room 244, Natural Science Building

  Developing data-to-decision pipelines for cryptic pests: a wireworm case study 

• Transatlantic Wood Pellet Trade Demonstrates Telecoupled Benefits

  Published on January 1, 2018
  European demand for renewable energy resources has led to rapidly increasing transatlantic exports of wood pellets from the southeastern United States (SE US) since 2009. Disagreements have arisen over the global greenhouse gas reductions associated ...

• Long-term monitoring of mediterranean socio-ecological systems

  Published on March 1, 2021
  The montado (in Portugal) or dehesa (in Spain) is an agrosilvopastoral system found in the Iberian Peninsula. Due to its high environmental value, its protection forms part of European biodiversity strategies, but recent management trends are threate...

• Causes and Consequences of Increasing Herbicide Use in Mali

  Published on June 2, 2017
  Haggblade, S., Smale, M., Kergna, A., Theriault, V. and Assima, A. 2017b. Causes and consequences of increasing herbicide use in Mali. European Journal of Development Research 29:648-674.

• The Herbicide Revolution in Developing Countries: Patterns, Causes and Implications

  Published on May 29, 2017
  Haggblade, S., Minten, B., Pray, C., Reardon, T. and Zilberman, D. 2017a. The herbicide revolution in developing countries: patterns, causes and implications. European Journal of Development Research 29:533-559.

• Safeguards for enhancing ecological compensation in Sweden

  Published on May 1, 2017
  Ecological compensation (EC) is being explored as a policy instrument for the European Union's 'No Net Loss of Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services' initiative. EC is commonly associated with the Polluter-Pays Principle, but we propose the Developer-P...

• Composition and Age Structure of a Degraded Tallgrass Oak Savanna in Central Iowa

  Published on January 17, 2006
  Prior to European settlement, scattered, fire-tolerant trees, a dense herbaceous understory, and dynamic disturbance patterns, including fire and drought, characterized oak savannas. In the Midwest, only 0.02% remains, mostly as degraded, isolated fr...

• 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.

• July 2025 Michigan Beekeeping Office Hours Webinar

  Published on July 14, 2025

  Not sure what to do with your honey bee colonies this month? Want to hear about seasonal beekeeping management in Michigan? Review the webinar recording from Michigan State University Apiculture Team's Michigan Beekeeping Office Hours Webinar!