• Ensuring a Higher Proportion of Coffee Moves through the Fully Washed Channel

  Published on May 1, 2016
  David Ortega, Roundtable, Kigali, Rwanda, May 2016

• The Challenge to Sustainable Growth in Rwanda’s Coffee Sector

  Published on June 22, 2018
  Daniel C. Clay and Alfred Bizoza, 2018. The Challenge to Sustainable Growth in Rwanda’s Coffee Sector. Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Food Security Policy Research Paper 100. East Lansing: Michigan State University.

• Fighting an Uphill Battle: Population Pressure and Declining Land Productivity in Rwanda

  Published on March 31, 1996
  IDWP 58. Daniel C. Clay. October 1996. 28 pp.

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  Industrial Hemp

  Published on August 15, 2019
  The MSU Extension Field Crops Virtual Breakfast weekly topic for August 15, 2019, focused on industrial hemp, presented by Kurt Thelen, MSU agronomist.

• Pathways to Sustainable Growth for Rwanda’s Coffee

  Published on March 3, 2017
  Dan Clay, Roundtable, Kigali, Rwanda, March 2017

• Regional reports on Michigan fruit - August 16, 2011

  Published on August 16, 2011
  MSU Extension educators’ pest and fruit updates for Michigan

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  Michigan vegetable crop report – July 9, 2025

  Published on July 10, 2025
  Things are growing, being harvested, and disease control time is here in cucurbits.

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  Michigan grape scouting report – June 9, 2021

  Published on June 9, 2021
  Grape bloom has started in southern Michigan. Bloom on hybrid wine grapes and early vinifera should begin soon in northern parts of the state. Now is a critical time to control diseases.

• What is the GDD in your area?

  Published on March 27, 2012
  Enviro-weather is a tool that all nurseries and landscapers should be using. Here is a sneek preview of what it has to offer.

• Grand Rapids, Mich., area tree fruit regional report – Aug. 22, 2013

  Published on August 22, 2013
  Consider late season apple pests related to your harvest dates.

• Mindful Eating vs. Dieting: Part one

  Published on January 11, 2016
  Learn how mindful eating can be healthier than dieting by applying the principle of eating slower.

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  Plant science at the dinner table: Strawberries

  Published on June 5, 2024
  Spoiler alert: strawberries are not true berries, like blueberries or grapes.

• School pollinator gardens

  Published on June 13, 2018
  Beautify your school garden, support wildlife and outdoor education by installing a pollinator garden.

• Vegetable entomology insect tools

  Published on June 17, 2011
  New tools on the vegetable entomology website facilitate scouting and management of insect pests for Michigan vegetable growers, scouts and Extension educators.

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  Cowparsnip: A common look-alike to giant hogweed

  Published on June 10, 2016
  Cowparsnip is a common Michigan plant that blooms in early June and is often mistaken for giant hogweed.

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  Is it beech bark disease?

  Published on November 11, 2016
  Avoid confusion about this exotic invasion using some basic clues.

• Wood energy challenges

  Published on September 3, 2013
  Renewable energy discussions often exclude wood as a feedstock. Yet, in many ways, wood has many advantages.

• Heating and wood

  Published on September 15, 2017
  As the colder season approaches, some buildings are less prepared than others. Wood-based products, such as chips or pellets, can be viable alternatives to new fossil fuel furnaces and boilers.

• Bee colonies collapsing and implications for gardeners and homeowners

  Published on April 13, 2007