Michigan Native Pollinator Habitat Field Day in Portland, MI

July 29, 2024 10:00AM - 2:00PM

Registration Deadline: July 28, 2024 - 12:00AM

Michigan Wildflower Farm 11770 Cutler Rd. Portland, MI 48875

Contact: Meghan Milbrath, honeybees@msu.edu, 517-884-9518

This field day will provide training to farmers to learn how to grow native plants for sale and help conservation projects to support rare specialist butterflies. Learn how the Michigan Wildflower Farm operates today as a seed production farm while maintaining all the benefits of native plants. 

This event is open to Michigan farmers who actively have a farming-based income looking to learn more about producing native seeds for sale. 
Participants are encouraged to join our other Native Pollinator Habitat field days which will be posted on our events page.

Learn more about pollinator planting on our planting for pollinators webpage. 

Requirements

  • Registration is required.
  • This event is only for adults (18 years or older).

Acknowledgments

Thank you to Michigan Wildflower Farm for co-hosting this field day.

This work is supported by the North Central Region Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Program [grant no 2022-38640-37486] from the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture.

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