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  • Southeast Michigan fruit regional report – May 13, 2014

    Published on May 13, 2014
    Warmer temperatures in the last week are finally pushing rapid growth of our fruit crops, insects and diseases, too.

  • East Michigan fruit update – Sept. 4, 2018

    Published on September 4, 2018
    Most areas received ample rains over the last two weeks, bringing seasonal totals back to normal to above normal levels. Drought continues for a few growers, mainly in the southern reaches of the region.

  • Southeast Michigan fruit regional report – July 29, 2014

    Published on July 29, 2014
    Summer apple harvest is underway with blueberry and raspberry harvest continuing across the region. Second generation codling moth and oriental fruit moth are flying.

  • Southeast Michigan fruit regional report – May 27, 2014

    Published on May 27, 2014
    There have been a lot of codling moth and plum curculio at apple farms in the past few days.

  • Southeast Michigan vegetable update – June 19, 2019

    Published on June 19, 2019
    Are you there summer? It’s me, Michigan.

  • Northwest Michigan fruit regional report – May 20, 2014

    Published on May 20, 2014
    Sweet cherries are in bloom and growers are actively protecting from apple scab and brown rot infection.

  • Postharvest hopyard considerations

    Published on September 22, 2020
    With harvest wrapping up, many growers are thinking about preparing their hopyards for winter and planning for next year.

  • East Michigan fruit update – August 7, 2018

    Published on August 7, 2018
    Most fruit growers in the region have received much needed rain in the last week. Drought conditions still exist, but soil moisture needs are not as critical for many.

  • Michigan grape scouting report – July 10, 2024

    Published on July 10, 2024
    Stay informed and ahead of the curve with the latest vineyard updates and best practices in our comprehensive report. Enhance your grape growing success by leveraging expert insights on vine growth, disease management and innovative tools.

  • Regional reports on Michigan fruit – April 10, 2012

    Published on April 10, 2012
    MSU Extension educators’ pest and fruit updates for Michigan.

  • Michigan grape scouting report – August 9, 2023

    Published on August 9, 2023
    Veraison unfolds in northwest Michigan, initiating the harvest celebration.

  • Michigan grape scouting report – July 12, 2023

    Published on July 12, 2023
    Promising grape growth and pest and disease challenges in Michigan vineyards.

  • East Michigan vegetable update – June 19, 2019

    Published on June 19, 2019
    Growers are nearly caught up on plantings.

  • Mite management in tree fruits under hot and dry weather conditions

    Published on June 13, 2023
    There are many options available for mite control in fruit crops.

  • Jose Teixeira, PhD

    teixei15@msu.edu
    616-234-0976

  • Won Song

    Professor
    song@msu.edu

  • Armed conflicts and food insecurity: Evidence from Boko Haram’s Attacks

    Published on November 12, 2019
    George, J., Adelaja, A., & Weatherspoon, D. (2019). Armed Conflicts and Food Insecurity: Evidence from Boko Haram’s Attacks. American Journal of Agricultural Economics.

  • Resources and Reports | MSU Forestry Innovation Center

  • Butter is gaining ground with consumer demand for natural products

    Published on September 15, 2011
    Creation of specialty butter products may be an opportunity for dairy producers and processors

  • Invasive Species Week: Non-native plants, animals a serious threat to global, local biodiversity

    Published on February 21, 2016
    Read this series to learn what to do to help protect Michigan and the Great Lakes.

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