MSU Extension Small Grains

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  Last chance to receive pesticide recertification credits from the IPM Academy Online

  Published on November 2, 2016
  Up to five commercial or private core pesticide recertification credits are available for Michigan applicators until Dec. 31, 2016. No registration or fees required.

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  Taking a close look at soil profiles helps understand soil health concepts

  Published on October 12, 2016
  Upper Peninsula farmers take part in soil productivity on-farm field days to better understand soil health and learn from one another.

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  Choosing whole grains will lead to a healthier lifestyle

  Published on September 21, 2016
  Learn about the benefits of eating whole grains while celebrating Whole Grains Month in September.

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  Oat and pea forage combinations

  Published on August 18, 2016
  The maturity of forage pea and oat varieties, relative to each other, makes a difference in the final quality of harvested forage.

• Nutrient Management Update and Plot Tour features cutting edge research

  Published on August 9, 2016
  Join us Sept. 8, 2016, to learn about MSU’s applied agronomic research projects addressing emerging issues while growing field crops such as soil health and environmental stewardship.

• Central Michigan field crop regional report – July 29, 2016

  Published on July 29, 2016
  Rains bring some relief from drought-like conditions.

• The 2015 IPNI soil test report highlights changes in soil nutrient levels

  Published on July 28, 2016
  The median P level of Michigan soils declined by 5 ppm and median K level declined by 2 ppm in 2015 compared to 2010. The soil pH remained unchanged.

• Together at the Farm: U.P. Local Food Conference to be Held

  Published on July 15, 2016
  Renowned Small Farm and Organic Expert, Eliot Coleman to Speak at Local Food Conference

• Handle your raw dough with care

  Published on July 6, 2016
  Whether you eat it or craft with it, re-think your habits of handling raw dough.

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  Interseeding cover crops into standing cash crops

  Published on July 1, 2016
  Interseeding cover crops into a standing cash crop has several advantages over seeding after harvest, but management practices are critical to ensure successful establishment.