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Lessons Learned from Lake Erie

Published on March 17, 2020
Series 2 Episode 5: MSU Extension Educators Monica Jean and Sarah Fronzack sit down with Sarah Noggle, OSU Extension Educator, to discuss water quality issues and what Michigan Farmers can learn from Ohio.

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Lessons Learned from Lake Erie