Assessing Farm Stress

July 2, 2020 - Author: Eric Karbowski

The MSU Extension Field Crops Virtual Breakfast weekly discussion for July 2, 2020, focuses on assessing farm stress, presented by Eric Karbowski, MSU Extension behavior health educator. MSU specialists also give updates on insect pests and diseases and crop conditions.

 

Tags: 2020 virtual breakfast, farm management, farm stress, field crops, managing farm stress, virtual

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Eric Karbowski

Eric Karbowski
karbows8@msu.edu

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