Using degree day models and phenology in the garden

April 6, 2021 12:00PM - 1:00PM

Zoom Webinar

Contact: lowenst6@msu.edu, 586-469-6085

MSU's Enviroweather has multiple tools that help Michigan's commercial agricultural industries access local weather information. Learn how many of these tools are applicable to home and community gardens. This webinar will describe why weather modeling is relevant to prepare for the arrival of insect pests, plant diseases, or to identify when different plants will bloom.

Register for this free webinar on using degree day models in the home garden.

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