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SASES 2019 - Exploring Agricultural Diversity


Michigan State University is honored to host this three-day conference as we show you what our diverse agricultural systems are all about! Students can expect to learn about agronomy, soils, and environmental sciences through tours, keynote speakers, and breakout sessions. There will be many opportunities to network and develop your professional skills at dinners and social events.


Come join The Pioneer Land Grant Institution and explore the mitten state! We look forward to seeing you here!

 

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