MSU Extension Soil Health

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  Farmers facing isolation – stay connected, it’s good for you

  Published on May 1, 2020
  The inherent nature of the agricultural occupation is independent. Isolation is often linked to impacts on mental health and loss of life by suicide.

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  Farm resilience starts with a solid financial foundation

  Published on April 30, 2020
  Handling low profits means you need to manage the financial risks affecting your operation.

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  Farm safety: COVID-19 health screening requirements for essential employees

  Published on April 29, 2020
  New health screening requirements for essential employees will help keep our farms safe and ensure that they can keep running during this pandemic.

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  Field Crops Virtual Breakfast: Sharpening the pencil on the 2020 nutrient budget

  Published on April 29, 2020
  Join the Field Crops Virtual Breakfast on May 7 to discuss soil fertility issues with finances in mind with Kurt Steinke.

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  How do I get a soil test kit when offices are closed?

  Published on April 23, 2020
  Online home lawn and garden soil test kits are still available through Michigan State University Extension.

• Your farm and the Families First Act

  Published on April 16, 2020
  Do you know how the Families First Coronavirus Response Act will affect your farm and your employees?

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  Upper Peninsula winter 2020 forage program offered as online recordings

  Published on April 6, 2020
  The Recipes for Forage Success meeting cancelled at Escanaba and Mass City is now available in recorded segments online.

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  Agriculture support labs still open for business, with modifications

  Published on April 1, 2020
  As the pandemic of COVID-19, the infectious disease caused by novel coronavirus, impacts farmers’ ability to get ready for planting season, labs and other support aids remain open with limitations.

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  Plant and soil service labs open during COVID-19 shutdowns

  Published on March 30, 2020
  MSU’s Plant & Pest Diagnostics and Soil and Plant Nutrient Laboratory remain open during “Stay Home, Stay Safe” executive order.

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  Protecting yourself and your farm employees from COVID-19

  Published on March 27, 2020
  Considerations to help producers protect themselves, their families and employees from novel coronavirus, the virus that causes the infectious disease COVID-19.