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Animal manure compost
Published on June 22, 2015
Composting of animal manure can be beneficial to soil health while also reducing spreader application time and more advantageous spreading on hay and pasture fields during the growing season. -
Bookmarks on animal care and well-being available
Published on June 22, 2015
New resources answer common care and well-being questions about 4-H project animals at local fairs in the form of educational bookmarks. -
4-H Animal Care and Well-Being Guide released
Published on June 22, 2015
New resource regarding animal care and well-being to assist those who manage or participate in public events involving animals. -
Do I need a permit to control wildlife on my farm?
Published on June 18, 2015
Depending on the wildlife species and type of control to be implemented, a permit from state or federal wildlife management agencies may be required. -
AgrAbility; a Resource for MSU Extension educators
Published on June 17, 2015
AgrAbility is here to help farmers in need along with the educators who work closely with these farmers. -
Sanilac County Breakfast on the Farm scheduled for July 25
Published on June 15, 2015
Visit Roto-Z dairy farm this summer for a free, family breakfast and educational farm tour. -
Cover crops as a livestock feed
Published on June 12, 2015
Cover crops have been promoted in recent years to improve soil health. Ruminant livestock producers have opportunities to utilize cover crops as high quality feed. -
Pasture walk in Mio on June 22
Published on June 12, 2015
Pasture walks are a great way to learn and share knowledge. MSU Extension will host a pasture walk in Mio on June 22. -
Getting ready to kick-off the seventh season of Breakfast on the Farm
Published on June 11, 2015
Come one; come all to a Breakfast on the Farm event near you. Starting July 11th, there will be five opportunities for you to visit a modern Michigan dairy farm. -
Why help them?
Published on June 10, 2015
Is it wrong to help dairy producers in other countries succeed? That has been the unstated accusation by some dairy producers. How do I respond?