News
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Natural shoreline greeted with enthusiasm by Upper Peninsula community
Published on June 28, 2012
Portage Township and village of Curtis host certification training at Watt-Stamper Park resulting in the construction of a natural shoreline. -
White mold showing up on herbaceous perennials
Published on June 28, 2012
A common vegetable disease, white mold has been reported on herbaceous perennials. Nursery growers should know the symptoms, host range and control measures for managing white mold. -
Rain barrels are economical and ecological
Published on June 28, 2012
Rain barrels can save money and energy for homeowners as they simultaneously reduce water quality pollution. -
Insect pests now appearing in turf
Published on June 28, 2012
A lot of webworm moths are being observed now, but it may be chinch bugs that are damaging home lawns. Japanese beetles are out as well, and they are hungry. -
Expect high levels of cutworm activity in northern Michigan this year
Published on June 27, 2012
Moths have been laying yellow to orange-colored egg masses on structures across a wide area of the Upper Peninsula this spring. -
Natural shoreline brochure now available
Published on June 25, 2012
Colorful brochure provides answers to property owner questions about natural shorelines on inland lakes. -
Growing cole crops without pesticides
Published on June 25, 2012
Tired of bugs in your broccoli? It’s possible to grow it bug-free without pesticides. -
2012 Michigan spring wildfires have surpassed 2011 state wildfire totals
Published on June 22, 2012
Though the spring wildfire season has ended in Michigan, landowners are advised to take action on their property in preparation for the fall wildfire season in view of the number and damage of this season’s wildfires. -
Chemical spills: Take quick action to avoid injury
Published on June 22, 2012
Knowing what to do when a spill occurs protects you, your family and helps safeguard Michigan’s water resources. -
Chemical spills: Build a simple spill kit at home
Published on June 22, 2012
Being prepared before a spill occurs protects you, your family and helps safeguard Michigan’s water resources.