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Integrated pest management can save money
Published on January 22, 2014
Looking for ways to save money on pest management? Review the integrated pest management (IPM) program on your farm to see that it is being utilized to the fullest. -
How cold is too cold for Michigan fruit crops?
Published on January 21, 2014
Extremely cold temperatures in January have the potential to damage Michigan fruit crops during winter dormancy. Peaches, blueberries and wine grapes are the most cold tender. -
Wind chill doesn’t really matter to a plant
Published on January 21, 2014
It’s the temperature of the air that matters to a plant, not the wind chill. Calm air can get much colder. -
Do not release invasive species: Part 2
Published on January 10, 2014
Water garden retailers, managers and enthusiasts should know that it is illegal to be in possession of, sell, offer to sell or introduce into the environment prohibited plants and animals. Hefty fines may be incurred. -
Cut and come again vegetables
Published on January 9, 2014
Use this harvesting technique to have a continuous supply of vegetables during your growing and eating season. -
Put on your thinking caps and plan ahead for the 2014 gardening season
Published on January 9, 2014
Looking to brush up on your integrated pest management knowledge? Register now to ensure your spot at the 2014 Integrated Pest Management Academy. Master Gardener credits available! -
Mobile app for Midwest tree identification available for iPhone and iPad
Published on January 8, 2014
Use this mobile application to help identify 50 common trees of the Midwest states. -
Winter versus raccoons, skunks and opossums
Published on January 6, 2014
Where do the avid garden critters raccoons, skunks and opossums overwinter? -
Michigan native species resources can help you make smart choices for the environment
Published on December 31, 2013
Online resources are available for those looking for information native species. -
What’s that pipe in my backyard?
Published on December 27, 2013
Abandoned wells pose a great risk to our water supply.