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It is small, flexible, water resistant and equipped with useful information. What is it?
Published on June 3, 2014
A Michigan Boater’s Guide to Selected Aquatic Invasive Plants is specially designed to use and store on board. -
Global manufacturer builds new facility in northern Michigan
Published on June 27, 2012
Global manufacturer invests millions as it opens a new facility in Northwest Michigan and creates local jobs. -
Cheese and crickets: Italian researchers to discuss edible insects at MSU
Published on May 24, 2016
The practice of consuming insects as a source of nourishment has been around for thousands of years in many cultures throughout the world. In the U.S., however, insects have long been considered pests and a source of fright for many Americans. -
Riley briefs the U.S. Ambassador to Sweden
Published on September 28, 2022
Shawn Riley was in Stockholm to brief the U.S. Ambassador to Sweden on activities he’s been engaged in as a Senior Fulbright Specialist. -
Some arborists reported an unusual number of Norway and sugar maples with a few wilting branches or
Published on July 24, 2009
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June drop of fruit in fruit trees
Published on July 6, 2011
Poor pollination is likely why your fruit trees are dropping small fruit. -
Regional reports on Michigan fruit – June 7, 2011
Published on June 7, 2011
MSU Extension educators’ pest and fruit updates for Michigan -
East Michigan fruit update - July 3, 2018
Published on July 3, 2018
Sweet and tart cherry, summer red raspberry and saskatoon harvest continues. Black raspberry harvest is starting. All crops seem to be holding up well through the heat of the last few days. Cherry growers need to be on the lookout for cherry fruit fly. -
Grand Rapids area tree fruit update – May 24, 2022
Published on May 24, 2022
After a record-setting warm week, expect a return to cooler than normal conditions. -
Southeast Michigan vegetable update – June 21, 2017
Published on June 21, 2017
Crops are flowering and fruiting, growers wrapping up planting and beginning harvesting. Things are going smoothly, but have an eye out for pests. -
Southeast Michigan fruit regional report – Aug. 27, 2013
Published on August 27, 2013
European plum harvest is starting at a few farms; fall red raspberry and blackberry harvest continues as does summer apple varieties; and peach and blueberry harvest is winding down. -
Northwest Michigan fruit update – May 9, 2017
Published on May 9, 2017
Fruit damage assessments are underway following two nights of freezing temperatures in the region. -
Southeast Michigan vegetable update – July 25, 2018
Published on July 25, 2018
Things to have on your radar this week: aphids, squash bug, powdery mildew, western bean cutworm and the season’s first report of downy mildew in Michigan. -
Northwest Michigan fruit update – May 4, 2021
Published on May 4, 2021
Tart cherry bloom is beginning, and cooler weather is forecast to return. -
East Michigan fruit update – June 12, 2018
Published on June 12, 2018
Strawberry harvest is underway across the region. Apples have thinned well for most growers, but some touchup hand-thinning will still be needed in several varieties. We are still in primary apple scab season. -
East Michigan fruit update – July 23, 2019
Published on July 23, 2019
Spotted wing Drosophila trap catch numbers have taken a big jump this week. Tart cherries, summer red and fall raspberries and blueberries need to be protected. -
East Michigan fruit regional report – August 23, 2016
Published on August 23, 2016
The season-long drought that began for most growers in mid-May appears to be over, especially after another week with good precipitation. -
Northwest Michigan fruit regional report – June 16, 2015
Published on June 16, 2015
Wet conditions and continued rainfall present challenges for disease management in all tree fruit crops in the region. -
Blockchain Technology in the Food Industry
Published on April 21, 2022
Major food companies are already using blockchain to improve traceability, deter fraud, and improve responses to contamination and food borne illness. FDA leadership is required to expand and formalize its use.
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