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  Business Development

  MSU Extension and the MSU Product Center—Food Ag Bio focus on assisting entrepreneurs who develop and commercialize high-value, consumer-responsive products and businesses.

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• Certified Natural Shoreline Professional 2013 attracts contractors working on inland lake shorelines

  Published on March 24, 2013
  Now in its fourth year, natural shoreline certification training brings in participants from 14 Michigan counties and from Wisconsin and Indiana.

• The “Triple Bottom Line” in Michigan’s coastal communities, Element 10: Stakeholder participation

  Published on November 25, 2013
  Throughout the development process, stakeholder participation can foster the creation of a community vision and ensure that people, planet, and profit are all taken into consideration when decisions are made.

• Building a HACCP team

  Published on March 2, 2020
  A good HACCP plan consists of more than one person writing something down and filing it in a binder to collect dust on the shelf.

• Consumers associate food labeled organic as being healthier

  Published on May 4, 2011
  Consumer panelists perceived snack foods labeled organic to be lower in calories, and were willing to pay more for them.

• Leadership: Talk less, listen more

  Published on November 13, 2012
  Leaders can benefit from understanding how to be a good listener

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  Decision Matrix can help your group decide: Part 1

  Published on December 22, 2014
  Decision Matrix uses data to help groups come to consensus.

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  SaladShip was camp success

  Published on August 17, 2015
  Two MSU Extension staff members team up to provide leadership skills through nutrition.

• StrengthsFinder might be helpful to your organization

  Published on December 7, 2016
  Helping to understand your own strengths can lead to success.

• Are you hosting effective meetings? Part 1

  Published on December 15, 2015
  Understanding the difference between tangible and intangible objectives can help your meeting outcome.

• Facilitative leadership continues success

  Published on December 9, 2015
  MSU Extension staff members continue successful and popular leadership program.

• The importance of the agenda

  Published on May 5, 2014
  The agenda indicates what will be done at the meeting.

• Ripple effect mapping reveals MSU Extension program impacts

  Published on December 14, 2015
  Program success documented through ripple effecting mapping with the help of MSU Extension educators.

• Decision Matrix can help your group decide: Part 2

  Published on December 22, 2014
  Decision Matrix uses data to help groups come to consensus.

• Students at Michigan Indian Education Council conference learn their “Real Color”

  Published on August 17, 2015
  Real Colors workshop helps students understand personality preferences.

• Are you hosting effective meetings? Part 2

  Published on December 16, 2015
  Establish meeting follow-up is just as important and stating its purpose.

• SET Program takes shape for Northwest Michigan

  Published on December 18, 2015
  Collaboration invites participation in a multi-county initiative to help create, attract and retain jobs.

• Catch & Cook benefits local businesses, enhances coastal tourism experiences for northeast Michigan

  Published on August 10, 2012
  Lake Huron fisheries businesses have recently been challenged due to ecosystem changes. A Michigan Sea Grant-supported program seeks to add value and grow new business opportunities for northeast Michigan charter fishing operators.

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  Great Lakes Fisheries Heritage Trails Conference explores coastal tourism development opportunities

  Published on July 29, 2014
  Scheduled for September 8 - 9 in South Haven, this conference will explore and celebrate our Great Lakes fisheries heritage as a means to promote coastal tourism development opportunities.

• Spring fishery workshops offer current research and information related to Lake Huron

  Published on April 13, 2012
  In the recent decade, the Lake Huron ecosystem and fishery has undergone dramatic changes related to ecosystem and food web shifts resulting from impacts of aquatic invasive species.

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  Great Lakes fisheries experiences abound in northeast Michigan

  Published on June 6, 2014
  Northern Lake Huron is rich in Great Lakes fisheries heritage and tradition, from historic commercial to current day recreational fisheries, offering value for communities and visitors alike.