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• Field Crop Webinar Series

  MSU Extension's educational program addresses field crop production and pest management. Participants include mostly growers, consultants and agribusiness professionals.

• Forages

  MSU Extension is a supporter of growing forages and provides an educational opportunity for farmers and interested individuals to find information and resource materials regarding the growth of forages.

• Small Grains

  MSU Extension supports the growing small grains operation fully, and provides an educational opportunity to maintain their knowledge and stay up to date with the information and resources provided.

• Hops

  Find everything you need to know about growing hops in the Great Lakes Region whether you are a farmer, brewer or a backyard enthusiast.

• Wheat

  MSU Extension focus on wheat production to provide educational opportunities for educators and researchers to gain access to learn more about the crop and find new techniques to help the future of the crop.

• Soybeans

  MSU Extension's soybean research and education assists farmers with the most up to date information about growing conditions, yield monitoring and profitability.

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  Grazing Systems

  MSU Extension educators work with producers to develop pasture-based local beef production systems and host public field days and seasonal programs.

• Malting Barley

  MSU Extension provides research-based production recommendations and resources to support the growing malting barley industry and to ensure high-quality Michigan barley can be processed locally.

• Corn

  As one of the top produced agricultural commodities in Michigan, corn is integral to the state's economy. MSU Extension provides educational opportunities and resources for farmers searching for answers to improve yields, manage pests and increase profits.

• Sugarbeets

  MSU Extension supports the growing population of sugarbeets by providing en educational opportunity for exploration and to learn more about the field crop

• Dry Beans

  Known worldwide for high quality and consistency, Michigan dry beans are an important commodity. MSU Extension provides expert research and educational opportunities to assist growers in producing a highly valuable, marketable crop.

• Field Crops

  MSU Extension provides research-based field crop production recommendations and resources. Assistance is accessible through educational programs, fact sheets, bulletins, articles, websites and individual contacts.

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  Christian Tollini

  989-734-2168
  tollinic@msu.edu
  Field Crops Educator
  

• Field Crops Webinar Series 2020 - Hemp Production in Michigan

  Date: Mar 23, 2020
  This webinar series will prepare participants to enhance their field crop production systems in 2020 using the latest research-based information from MSU experts.

• Pest Management Update 2/6/19

  Date: Feb 06, 2019
  This meeting provides the latest research results and recommendations for field crops weed, insect and disease control and crop fertilization to prepare for the 2019 season.

• Pest and Crop Management Update Meeting 2020 - Jan. 8

  Date: Jan 08, 2020
  MSU Extension will host seven Pest and Crop Management Updates for field crop producers and agronomists in 2020. RUP and CCA credits will be available.

• Pest and Crop Management Update Meeting 2020 - Jan. 10

  Date: Jan 10, 2020
  MSU Extension will host seven Pest and Crop Management Updates for field crop producers and agronomists in 2020. RUP and CCA credits will be available.

• Pest and Crop Management Update Meeting 2020 - Jan. 28

  Date: Jan 28, 2020
  MSU Extension will host seven Pest and Crop Management Updates for field crop producers and agronomists in 2020. RUP and CCA credits will be available.

• Pest Management Update 2/4/19

  Date: Feb 04, 2019
  This meeting provides the latest research results and recommendations for field crops weed, insect and disease control and crop fertilization to prepare for the 2019 season.

• Making the Most of the 2018 Farm Bill Commodity Provisions Monroe

  Date: Dec 17, 2019
  The 2018 Farm Bill provides a one-time opportunity for producers to update their yields based off 2013 through 2017 production and records, and producers should begin that process now.