Building a Sustainable Future: Ecologically Based Farming Systems (E2983)

October 27, 2015 - Author: Dale Mutch, MSU Extension

The bulletin focuses on topics, such as agricultural landscapes, integrated pest management and community-based food systems. It provides holistic approaches for field crop production and Michigan potato and tart cherry systems.

 

Tags: agriculture, apples, cherries, farm management, field crops, fruit & nuts, native plants

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