Iosco County message from the district director 2017

Michigan State University Extension makes a difference in Iosco County.

Over the past year, Michigan State University (MSU) Extension partnered with Iosco County to continue strengthening youth, families, businesses and
communities. Your MSU Extension staff members, grounded in local relationships, serve by bringing the university’s research and resources to provide outreach and education in the areas Iosco County residents need it most.

From agriculture to 4-H to lake ecology programs and from youth to senior audiences, MSU Extension provides education to help Iosco County residents improve their lives. This report highlights just some of the work done last year.

We’re passionate about serving Iosco County and are looking forward to a new year. Thank you for your continued support of MSU Extension, your leadership and for partnering with us to make a difference.

Mischelle Warner
District Director

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