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Plant-parasitic and beneficial nematode distribution in Michigan vegetable soils
Published on April 25, 2016
Harmful and beneficial nematodes are present in Michigan soils. -
Fruit and vegetable irrigation efficiency featured at 2018 MSU Agriculture Innovation Day
Published on March 29, 2018
Even in a state with abundant water resources like Michigan, fruit and vegetable growers utilize irrigation as an important risk management tool. -
2019 Competitive Grant Summaries
Published on September 30, 2019
Learn more about some of the Project GREEEN-funded work in 2019. -
The quest for Lorsban alternatives for cabbage maggot control in brassica root crops: 2019 trials
Published on February 14, 2020
Cabbage maggot is a difficult pest to control in turnips, radishes and rutabagas. Learn the latest results from the 2019 MSU insecticide trials aiming to hunt down Lorsban alternatives. -
East Michigan vegetable update – June 5, 2019
Published on June 5, 2019
Looking forward to drying conditions! -
East Michigan vegetable update – June 3, 2020
Published on June 3, 2020
Should be a busy week of planting with good moisture and growing conditions. -
The quest for Lorsban alternatives for cabbage maggot control in brassica root crops: 2018 trials
Published on November 29, 2018
Cabbage maggot is a difficult-to-control pest in turnips, radishes and rutabagas. Learn about the latest results from MSU insecticide trials aiming to hunt down Lorsban alternatives. -
Central Michigan vegetable update – Sept. 29, 2018
Published on September 28, 2018
The season is winding down as harvest is in full swing or complete for many vegetable crops. -
MSU to host agriculture and natural resources field days from afar
Published on July 1, 2020
Events will showcase ongoing research projects, provide timely information to producers -
Determine soil temperatures before planting vegetables for improved results
Published on May 12, 2014
Make use of a vegetable’s seed germination requirements to get started in the garden. -
Lead concerns for home gardeners: Mitigating risk
Published on January 29, 2016
Gardeners concerned with lead contamination in their soil can minimize the risk of exposure and be safe while enjoying their landscape. -
Storing root vegetables
Published on September 23, 2014
Temperature is key to preventing stored root vegetables from rotting. -
Four easy steps to put your school garden to bed
Published on November 2, 2015
It is time to prepare your garden for the cold season ahead. -
Choosing the right crops for your garden
Published on May 23, 2016
Improve your local food system and your personal health by growing your own vegetables in a well-planned garden that will provide fresh produce, exercise and enjoyment all season long. -
Root for your root vegetables
Published on March 11, 2014
How to grow better root vegetables in your garden. -
Plan now for crop rotation in your vegetable garden
Published on April 3, 2014
Crop rotation involves not planting the same vegetables or family in the same place each year and helps decrease the chance of insect and disease problems, as well as manage soil fertility. -
“Cool” vegetables for you to grow this spring
Published on March 20, 2015
Start your gardening season earlier by planting cool season vegetables, which prefer lower temperatures for seed germination and plant growth. Some crops can be seeded together. -
Can I harvest garden vegetables after a frost?
Published on September 20, 2016
You can delay your garden harvest of some root crops and greens until after a frost and still have a bountiful harvest. -
Planting a smart vegetable garden
Published on February 9, 2016
Considering which vegetables you like, how much space you have for them and how you'll meet their growing requirements will help you achieve a rewarding harvest. -
MSU hosts Vegetable and Root Crop Virtual Field Day
Published on September 5, 2020
Educators and researchers showcase research on the farms of West Michigan vegetable growers, where they live and work
