News
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Top-rated garden flowers for cutting – Part 2
Published on April 13, 2017
Flowers like yarrow, columbine and foxglove are easy to grow and care for, have excellent vase life and there are many varieties from which to choose. -
Respirator guidelines to meet new Worker Protection Standards
Published on April 10, 2017
Growers will need a medical evaluation and respirator fit test to handle and apply some pesticides this season. -
Christmas tree, turf and ornamental plants update
Published on April 7, 2017
Summary of current plant development and pest activity for landscape professionals, Master Gardeners, nursery and Christmas tree growers. -
My backyard is under water—should I be worried about my trees?
Published on April 6, 2017
Most trees can tolerate periods of flooding while they are still dormant. -
Make a plan for preserving your garden's bounty
Published on April 5, 2017
Spring is the perfect time to start planning to preserve some of the fresh produce you grow at home. -
Conditions are favorable for pink snow mold development
Published on April 5, 2017
Microdochium patch, or pink snow mold, is active on golf courses and may require treatment. -
Signs that spring—and planting season—is on the way
Published on April 3, 2017
What are good indicators that it is time to plant crops in spring? -
Sixth annual local food conference hosted in Macomb County
Published on April 3, 2017
Join local food supporters on June 6 to learn, connect and eat at the All About Food Conference. -
What’s the difference between Roundup and Roundup For Lawns?
Published on March 31, 2017
These two different products are good examples of why understanding the difference between product names and herbicide active ingredients is critical. -
The Protection Plan for Managed Pollinators in Michigan draft release
Published on March 29, 2017
Michigan has released its draft plan to protect managed pollinators from pesticide threats. This joint effort is designed to provide clear actions that can be taken to reduce pesticide exposure to bees.