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Managing the Current Situation Webinar for Michigan Pork Industry

June 9, 2020 - Author: Elizabeth Ferry and Gwyn Shelle, Michigan State University Extension

Michigan State University Extension offers this webinar session with Elizabeth Ferry and Gwyn Shelle to update pork producers on the current situation regarding COVID-19.

Tags: animal agriculture, covid-19, covid-19 agriculture, farm management, msu extension, pork

Authors

Gwyn Shelle

Gwyn Shelle
heyboerg@msu.edu

Elizabeth Ferry

Elizabeth Ferry
franzeli@msu.edu

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