Past Events

  • 2018: Focus on Fruit and Vegetable Technologies

    Experts share new technologies in spray, water, high tunnels and drones, new strategies for pollinators and disease and insect management that shape the industry, exceed consumer expectations and improve growers’ bottom line.

  • 2017: Focus on Forages and the Future

    A cutting-edge, in-depth look at forages, livestock and the future to help farmers meet growing producer demands.

  • 2016: Focus on Soils

    Soil health is a vital component of all cropping systems. The economic success of any farming operation depends on farmers maintaining and improving the health of their soil and water.

MSU Agriculture Innovation Day

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