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Day 14: Rhine and Wine and Dine
Published on June 5, 2014
Chelsey on the boat deck while cruising the Rhine River. -
Pumpkin preservation safety tips
Published on September 25, 2017
Learn how to safely preserve and enjoy pumpkin. -
Southeast Michigan field crop update for July 7, 2011
Published on July 7, 2011
Rain in next week’s forecast is welcomed, as some corn fields are struggling and have rolled up leaves due to the heat. -
Prepare your water garden for winter responsibly – Part II
Published on October 28, 2012
Do not release! State law prohibits and restricts possession of exotic aquatic species, including popular water garden and aquarium plants and animals. -
Lake Superior is much more than simply a big body of water, it is an ecological engine.
Published on June 4, 2018
The largest fresh body of water in the world by surface area, Lake Superior, supports commerce, impacts weather, provides sporting and tourism activities and is a vital part of the world’s fresh water resource. -
Central Michigan vegetable update – July 25, 2018
Published on July 25, 2018
Rain showers bring some relief to irrigation systems and non-irrigated crops. -
From South Korea to MSU, Vincenzina Caputo continues to grow her success
Published on June 1, 2017
Vincenzina Caputo, AFRE assistant professor, aims higher in her research on how food consumers make choice and how those choices affect the food system supply chains and policy. -
Spotted Mediterranean cockroaches
Published on September 14, 2023
These harmless insects would rather be visiting flowers than be on our kitchen counters. -
Antarctic fungi able to survive martian conditions
Published on November 21, 2016
In preparation for life-detection experiments in Mars, scientists perform studies using terrestrial organism able to grow in extreme conditions analog of Mars conditions. -
2023-2024 Special collection of scientific articles on honey bee research from the Journal of Insect Science
Published on June 7, 2024
A collection of articles on recent honey bee research is available for free online. -
What issues are on the horizon for livestock producers?
Published on October 1, 2012
2012 harvest, high feed costs and lowering market prices are on the mind of every livestock producer. -
Ootheca treasures found in the winter garden
Published on January 24, 2017
Strange egg cases are the over-wintering life stage of the praying mantid. -
Manage high-yielding corn residue with vertical tillage
Published on March 2, 2011
Vertical tillage may help solve problems of uneven germination and emergence caused by heavy residue from high-yielding corn -
Pine false webworms are active in Scots pine
Published on June 19, 2015
Large numbers of pine false webworm are being found in Scots pine fields in northern Michigan. -
Therese Poland Receives NCB Legacy Contribution Award
Published on March 12, 2026
Therese Poland has been honored for her long-standing contributions to protecting forest ecosystems from invasive insects. -
Learn about China's food laws and regulations - online this summer
Published on February 16, 2026
Learn from an international team of experts on food laws and regulations in China. Join other food industry professionals as you pursue graduate training online, on your own schedule this summer. -
Summer Enrollment for Online Food Law Courses
Published on March 5, 2026
Join us this summer for an online course in food law. Offering graduate courses on food laws in China, and food import law. Also offering an online food laws course for undergrads. -
Summer and fall course enrollment info
Published on February 3, 2026
Advance your career in 2026 with online courses for busy food industry professionals. Enroll in a single course or work towards a food law certificate or MS in Food Regulatory Affairs. -
Steve B. Harsh
Professor Emeritus
harsh@msu.edu
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Mitch McGrath, Ph.D.
Adjunct USDA Professor - Developing enhanced sugar beet germplasm and discovering genes of agronomic importance for sustainable crop production.
mitchmcg@msu.edu
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