News
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Powdery mildew fungicide resistance survey in grapes – help us, help you!
Published on March 22, 2019
Many factors are involved in making disease management decisions in grape and this survey will allow us to gather more information.
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Field crops webinar focuses on tar spot in corn and other emerging diseases
Published on March 20, 2019
A field crops webinar on March 25, 2019, featuring MSU’s Martin Chilvers will focus on tar spot in corn and other emerging diseases in Michigan.
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How to keep your crop field from becoming a wildlife food plot
Published on March 12, 2019
Free webinar on March 22, 2019, will educate growers on how to manage wildlife populations to protect field crops.
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Christmas tree pest management guides: A must-have for the growing season
Published on March 7, 2019
Get ready for the Christmas tree growing season with these guides every grower should have in their pest management library.
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Preseason fruit IPM meetings to be held March 18 and 21 in southwest Michigan
Published on March 7, 2019
Preseason update for fruit growers on pest and disease control strategies for the 2019 growing season.
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Weekly fruit IPM meetings in southwest Michigan start April 15
Published on March 7, 2019
Monday updates keep fruit growers current on pest and disease control developments during the growing season.
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Updated 2019 registered pesticide list for Michigan chestnut producers
Published on March 6, 2019
Updated “Michigan Chestnut Management Guide” available for chestnut growers through Michigan State University Extension.
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Webinar focuses on herbicide efficacy under weather stress
Published on February 26, 2019
The March 4, 2019, webinar will feature Erin Burns of MSU and focus on how weather stress can affect herbicide activity.
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Updated 2019 hop management guide available to Michigan hop growers
Published on February 22, 2019
Updated management reference available for Michigan hop growers through Michigan State University Extension.
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Developing the leaders you need
Published on February 18, 2019
When farm owners extend their view of employee development farther, much farther, they develop their business as they develop their employees.
