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How the green industry and gardeners can get involved in pollinator projects
Published on January 8, 2016
Numerous national and local projects will get green industry members and gardeners involved in pollinator projects. -
Take time to think about three things to improve your farm business
Published on January 7, 2016
At times, it seems that there are hundreds of things to think about. That can be paralyzing. Instead, focus your thoughts on three things. -
Live webinars on plant nutrition for ornamental and Christmas tree growers
Published on January 6, 2016
Four live webinars on soil and plant nutrition for field grown nursery stock and Christmas trees will be offered February 2016. -
“Best Eats” awards presented to two Arts and Eats eateries
Published on December 31, 2015
Canal Street Café and Cranes Pie Pantry took home the honors in the first annual Best Eats competition. -
Three things to know about FDA’s new produce safety rule
Published on December 30, 2015
The produce safety rule under the Food Safety Modernization Act goes into effect Jan. 26, 2016. -
Breakfast on the Farm improves consumer trust in dairy farming
Published on December 30, 2015
Place-based education provides the opportunity for consumers to experience modern farming in their local communities. -
Online searchable database for the 2015 Michigan Soybean Performance Report is available
Published on December 30, 2015
The online searchable database is an easy way to quickly view and sort the results from the 2015 Michigan Soybean Research Report. -
Fertilizer prices in 2015
Published on December 30, 2015
The current retail prices of all major fertilizers are noticeably lower compared to prices one year ago, according to USDA statistics. -
Rodent control is essential for urban agriculture farmers
Published on December 30, 2015
Control of rodents is essential for food safety and financial success on urban farms. -
Poultry show cancellation lifted in Michigan
Published on December 23, 2015
MSU Extension reminds poultry owners to remain vigilant to biosecurity measures with their flocks.