Hop grower input needed

Erin Lizotte<taylo548@msu.edu>, and Rob Sirrine, Michigan State University Extension -

Take this brief survey on identifying obstacles to economically and environmentally sustainable hop production.

Michigan State University Extension is looking for hop grower assistance in identifying obstacles to economically and environmentally sustainable production. Producers, nursery growers and consultants with plants in production are asked to respond to the following brief survey: MSU Extension Hop Needs Assessment, 2014.

Your responses are anonymous and will be reported internally to MSU faculty and staff to direct research and resource generation in the coming years. In addition, these results will be shared at the first annual meeting of hop researchers from the Midwest, Eastern United States and Canada at the Great Lakes Hops Working Group in December.

Take the survey now!

We appreciate your time and contribution to supporting this emerging crop.

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