The EMG tip sheet for first year EMGs contains basic information to guide both the public who may be interested in becoming an MSU Extension Master Gardener and as a reminder of basic information for EMGs who are in their first year of the program.

MSU Extension Master Gardener First Year Tip Sheet

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June 10, 2021 - Author: Wrifton Graham

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