These online, self-paced courses provide basic training to floriculture growers in Michigan and beyond in an efficient and cost-effective manner. Each section consists of recorded lectures, self-assessment quizzes and links to more information.

Michigan State University Extension offers the non-credit pre-recorded online courses in the College of Knowledge Series once yearly during the winter. The online courses provide basic training to the commercial floriculture growers in Michigan and beyond in an efficient and cost-effective manner. The courses are offered through the Michigan State University’s Desire-2-Learn system. There are currently three English courses and one Spanish course available in the series. These courses were updated from the original award-winning face-to-face College of Knowledge courses that were offered until 2011.

Winter Course 2022-2023 Registration is Now Closed 

 

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