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  • Michigan canola crop hits flowering

    Published on May 8, 2025
    Updates from the field on canola crop progress and insect pests.

  • MSU AgBioResearch, MSU Extension announce 2025 field days

    Published on May 8, 2025
    The events will take place across Michigan from May through September.

  • Join us for the second annual Food-Grade Grains Field Day

    Published on May 6, 2025
    This free event, co-hosted by MSU Extension and Michigan Agriculture Advancement, will include presentations from experts throughout the supply chain and a chance to view a variety of grain crops cultivated at KBS.

  • Did conservation practices price out for an agroecology research site in 2024?

    Published on April 16, 2025
    Looking at the 2024 financials of the Kellogg Biological Station’s Long-Term Agroecosystem Research experimental site.

  • MSU Professor, Researcher, and KBS LTAR Collaborator Joins NASA Science Team for Satellite Missions

    Published on April 2, 2025
    Dr. Narendra Das, a KBS LTAR collaborator, joins NASA’s Science Team for two satellite missions, one using KBS LTAR fields to improve soil moisture forecasting for Michigan farmers.

  • Fostering Partnerships: Scientists and Stakeholders Gather at KBS LTAR Summit

    Published on March 26, 2025
    This January, scientists and stakeholders joined the 2025 KBS LTAR Winter Summit to advance research, collaboration, and agricultural innovation.

  • New Projects Funded for LTAR Through Agricultural Climate Resilience Program

    Published on March 18, 2025
    The KBS LTAR will support three MDARD-funded research projects focused on improving agricultural sustainability, helping farmers make informed decisions, and reducing soil and nutrient loss.

  • MSU Researchers Uncover Decline in Butterfly Populations, Highlighting Urgent Need for Conservation Efforts

    Published on March 18, 2025
    MSU Researchers found a 22% decline in butterfly populations from 2000 to 2020. Their work explores how prairie strips in agricultural areas can support insect populations.

  • KBS LTAR 2024 Highlights - Read Our Newsletter

    Published on January 23, 2025
    Check out an overview of the agronomic, research, and engagement highlights from 2024. To receive regular project or event updates, email kbs.ltar@msu.edu and join our listserv.

  • Michigan Soybean Committee Publishes Article on Slug Management at the LTAR

    Published on January 1, 2025
    The LTAR soybean field faced challenges with slug infestations this year. For insights on effective strategies to mitigate slug damage, refer to the article in the Michigan Soybean Committee's 2024 On-Farm Research Report.

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