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SPDC Director Honored with Prestigous Award
Published on June 26, 2023
Dr. Ming-Han Li is being honored this year with an award Texas A&M University's School of Architecture bestows on less than one percent of their alumni. -
Equip yourself for dry weather: Tools and techniques to soften the slap of drought in your garden
Published on June 26, 2023
To minimize the impact of drought in your landscape and garden, it is crucial to employ the right tools and techniques. Planning ahead and implementing simple practices can soften the blow of drought and help your garden thrive. -
Dean Baas recognized as an NCR-SARE Hero
Published on June 26, 2023
North Central Region Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (NCR-SARE) celebrates Michigan cover crop advocate. -
PSM Researchers take part in Dairy Day
Published on June 23, 2023
More than 30 Michigan non-agricultural science teachers and dairy association representatives were in attendance to learn about soil health, planting technologies, forage production and weed control. -
Muhammad Rabnawaz to be inducted into National Academy of Inventors
Published on June 22, 2023
For creating technologies that have the potential to change the world and providing opportunities for future inventors, Muhammad Rabnawaz will be inducted into the National Academy of Inventors. -
Shielding grazing dairy cows from heat stress: effective strategies for farm management and cow welfare
Published on June 22, 2023
Prioritizing shade, ample water access, and thoughtful management practices are crucial for protecting grazing dairy cows from heat stress, promoting their well-being and productivity during hot summer periods. -
Michigan grape scouting report – June 21, 2023
Published on June 22, 2023
Most of Michigan will experience a hot and dry week. -
Drought conditions begin to impact Michigan landscapes
Published on June 21, 2023
Watch for common signs of drought stress on landscape plants. -
Black truffles grown in eastern U.S. may be less valuable lookalike species
Published on June 21, 2023
Researchers at Michigan State University and the University of Florida, have discovered that truffle producers in the eastern U.S. may be inadvertently cultivating a less flavorful species of truffle. -
Exploring diabetes: Part two – Dispelling myths and misconceptions
Published on June 21, 2023
There are many myths associated with diabetes that make it difficult for people to understand some of the realities of this disease. -
Updated Christmas tree weed control bulletin now available
Published on June 21, 2023
Weed control is critical to success in Christmas tree production. -
Preserve low- and no-sugar jams and jellies
Published on June 21, 2023
Homemade jams and jellies can be made with low or no sugar for those monitoring the amount of sugars or calories consumed. -
Helping your farm manage drought concerns and pesticide costs
Published on June 21, 2023
MSU Extension adds new decision tool to help consider costs of pesticide strategies. -
Michigan vegetable crop report – June 21, 2023
Published on June 21, 2023
Harvests are beginning for some crops, while planting continues. Hot weather brings challenges. -
MSU School of Packaging announces partnership with Trayak, Inc.
Published on June 20, 2023
The Michigan State University (MSU) School of Packaging (SoP) announces a new partnership with Trayak, Inc. to supply the EcoImpact-COMPASS software licenses for use by SoP faculty, staff, and students. -
West central Michigan tree fruit update – June 20, 2023
Published on June 20, 2023
Tart cherries are starting to turn red, and sweet cherry harvest is around the corner. Growers are hand thinning peaches and apples to maximize fruit size this season. -
Electrical weed control in vegetables and field crops
Published on June 20, 2023
Electrical weed control is an emerging method for managing late-season, escaped and herbicide-resistant weeds in organic and conventional fields. -
Christmas tree update – June 20, 2023
Published on June 20, 2023
Drought conditions persist over the majority of Michigan. -
Online tool identifies areas where people in Michigan are at greatest risk from harmful algal blooms (HABs)
Published on June 20, 2023
Some algal blooms contain toxins that can be harmful to animals or humans. -
Southwest Michigan fruit update – June 20, 2023
Published on June 20, 2023
Sweet cherry harvest is beginning. Tart cherries are also turning red. Tart harvest predictions are for a couple days ahead of the long-term average.