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Field Crops Virtual Breakfast Series first hot topic session of the season
Published on July 2, 2025
MSU Extension’s Virtual Breakfast Series will hold its first hot topic session on July 10, so come with your questions! -
Current insect pressure and trends discussed on July 3 Field Crops Virtual Breakfast Series
Published on June 24, 2025
Join MSU Extension for the July 3 installment of the Field Crops Virtual Breakfast Series to listen to Chris DiFonzo discuss what insect pressures and patterns she is seeing across the state. -
Don’t sleep on fertilizer news: Start looking to future needs now
Published on June 20, 2025
As impacts on fertilizer supply continue to evolve, higher prices may be on the horizon. -
Michigan Blueberry 2024 Cost of Production report is now available
Published on June 20, 2025
The new bulletin from MSU Extension offers cost breakdown and estimated return tables. -
Field days, workshops and webinars for farmers transitioning to organic
Published on June 18, 2025
Sign up now to learn from organic farmers. -
Summer workshop to focus on efficient irrigation management
Published on June 18, 2025
Participants will have hands-on demonstrations and interact with experts on Friday, August 1 at the Kellogg Biological Station. -
Getting the most from every drop: Irrigation management with MSU Extension Virtual Breakfast
Published on June 18, 2025
The Field Crops Virtual Breakfast Series continues June 26 with irrigation management insights from MSU specialist Younsuk Dong. -
Legacy phosphorus and water quality with MSU Extension Virtual Breakfast
Published on June 13, 2025
The Field Crops Virtual Breakfast Series continues June 19 with a discussion on water quality and phosphorus loss through tile lines with MSU specialist Ehsan Ghane. -
Fertilizer Planning for Vegetable Growers Now Available!
Published on June 11, 2025
New resource from MSU Extension’s DEMaND Series -
Have you applied for the Emergency Commodity Assistance Program?
Published on June 6, 2025
The program provides payments to most row crops, including legumes and oilseeds.