Hemp Production and Irrigation Q & A

June 24, 2019

MSU Extension Field Crops and Hemp Production “Getting started with Q & A” Date: June 24, 2019 Presenter: Lyndon Kelley Michigan, Eric Anderson State University Extension, Milan Kluko Harvest Moon Sustainable Ventures and Dr. Younsk Dong, Steve Miller MSU Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering.

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