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  • Cultivation of Lawns (E0003TURF)

    Published on May 28, 2015
    Soil compaction, soil layering and excessive thatch buildup are common problems on home lawns in Michigan.

  • Irrigation Practices to Preserve Water Quality (E0009TURF)

    Published on May 28, 2015
    Watering the lawn is a necessary activity for many homeowners who desire a high quality turf. When done correctly, irrigating turf will ensure better density and growth that allows the turf to compete more effectively with weeds and to reduce other pest pr

  • Ground Ivy Control for Home Lawns (E0006TURF)

    Published on May 28, 2015
    Mention ground ivy or creeping Charlie (Glechoma hederacea) to lawn care professionals or homeowners, and you'll most likely make them wince, scream or both. Ground ivy is a common invader of lawns.

  • Benefits of Forest Management Videos

    Published on August 21, 2014
    Michigan State University Extension collaborated with Great Lakes Production to produce three short videos highlighting the benefits of forest management.

  • A Michigan Boater's Guide to Selected Invasive Aquatic Plants (E3189)

    Published on September 17, 2013
    This 28-page booklet offers information about selected aquatic nuisance plants. It is printed on water resistant paper.

  • Michigan Water Stewardship Program

    Published on August 13, 2013

  • Modelling for forest management synergies and trade-offs: Northern hardwood tree regeneration, timber and deer

    Published on November 20, 2012
    We present a forest tree regeneration, growth, and harvest simulation model developed with the express purpose of assisting managers to evaluate the impacts of timber and deer management on forest dynamics in northern hardwood forests.

  • Fertilizing Home Lawns to Protect Water Quality (E0005)

    Published on April 2, 2012
    The first step in developing a fertilizer program for your lawn is to identify the objectives for the lawn area on your property. Homeowners demand a wide range of functions from their lawns. A guide to fertilizing home lawns to protect water quality.

  • Giant Hogweed (E2935)

    Published on April 2, 2012
    An attractive but dangerous federal noxious weed.

  • Profitability of Converting to Biofuel Crops (E3084)

    Published on April 2, 2012
    A comparison of profitability of cellulosic feedstock crops — switchgrass, mixed-species grass, restored prairie, miscanthus and poplar — with corn.

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