MSU, Michigan Wheat Program hosted virtual field days in June

Michigan State University and the Michigan Wheat Program hosted a virtual field day to discuss relevant topics related to production and management of wheat crops.

Wheat crops

Michigan State University, in partnership with The Michigan Wheat Program, hosted a virtual field day event on June 10 to discuss relevant topics to producers, growers and consumers in Michigan's wheat industry.

The event featured a variety of MSU experts speaking on many topics via pre-recorded learning sessions.

Topics included: 

  • Weed management
  • Precision wheat planting
  • Disease management
  • Wheat planting/Seeding Research and Scouting Report
  • Wheat grain and straw production
  • Wheat variety improvement
  • Regional Wheat crop reports

Introduction

Weed Management

 Precision Wheat Planting

 Disease Management

 Wheat planting/Seeding Research and Scouting Report

 Wheat Grain and Straw Production

 Wheat Variety Improvement

 Regional Wheat Crop Reports

 Michigan Wheat Yield Contest

 

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