News
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What’s up doc? Carrots are!
Published on July 28, 2014
It is carrot season once again and with that comes a great source of Vitamin A. -
Oak wilt: Diagnosing and preventing
Published on July 28, 2014
Proper diagnosis of a wilt disease in oaks may prevent loss of surrounding trees. -
New fact sheet on spotted wing Drosophila management for home fruit production
Published on July 24, 2014
Learn about spotted wing Drosophila and how to manage its damage in home fruit plantings with this helpful new fact sheet developed by Michigan State University Extension. -
Radishes can add heat and variety to any garden
Published on July 14, 2014
This sometimes-forgotten root vegetable is great for its unique flavor and low-maintenance growing. -
How to care for rapidly growing lawns
Published on July 9, 2014
Grass is growing vigorously due to frequent rainfall and mild temperatures, and in some instances, lawns are now hungry and nutrient deficient. -
Controlling raspberry cane borers
Published on July 8, 2014
Wilting shoot tips signal that this easy to control pest has found your raspberry patch. -
It’s not too late to add herbs to your summer garden
Published on July 7, 2014
Herbs add beauty and fragrance to the garden while attracting pollinators and beneficial insects. -
Local food gets closer to home with backyard gardens
Published on July 3, 2014
The shortest of all food supply chains is from one’s backyard directly to the kitchen! Backyard gardening is an excellent way for people to reap the benefits of fresher, nutrient-rich foods. -
New tip sheets on smart tree selections for communities and landowners
Published on July 2, 2014
New tip sheets from Michigan State University Extension provide suggestions to increase shade tree species diversity and diminish the impact of new invasive pests. -
Pack in the peppers
Published on June 30, 2014
With a punch of vitamin C and A, sweet bell peppers will be showing up in Michigan farmers markets soon.