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Fall manure application tips
Published on November 4, 2012
Maximize value and limit risks this fall through careful manure application. -
Fall pasture walk provides great opportunity for learning new ideas
Published on November 1, 2012
Shupe Dairy Farm milks and pastures 600 cows in Huron County, located at the tip of Michigan’s Thumb. Here’s a look at some of their decisions shared at the recent pasture event. -
Considering a new fruit, vegetable or farm market venture? Attend Great Lakes Expo
Published on October 26, 2012
Great Lakes Expo takes place December 4-6 in Grand Rapids, Mich. -
Managing for change
Published on October 22, 2012
As individuals, we often clearly see those things that we can’t change, paralyzing us from making needed progress. -
Challenges to feeding the seven billion and beyond – Part 2: Role of scientific innovations
Published on October 17, 2012
This is the second in a series of articles to review some of the current information on challenges to feeding the nine billion world population in 2050. -
Business resources available through Michigan State University Product Center-ShadeFund Partnership
Published on October 16, 2012
ShadeFund, through its field partnership with Michigan State University Product Center, provides small loans to Michigan entrepreneurs connected to the land and food system. -
Some ways the farm lessee can sour the relationship with the landowner
Published on October 16, 2012
If you are leasing farmland, think about how your actions are perceived by the landowner. -
Aflatoxin less pervasive than expected
Published on October 15, 2012
The distinct lack of aflatoxin in Michigan corn is a positive note at the end of a difficult season. -
Need detail on the soils you farm or manage? Try the NRCS Web Soil Survey
Published on October 10, 2012
Knowing your soil’s type and capacity can help you farm smarter. -
Information to help us manage cows better
Published on October 9, 2012
Technology has enabled us to monitor cows and heifers and use that information to better mange them. But the human eye of the manager is still the greatest tool.