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Controlling black knot in Michigan
Published on May 13, 2016
Plum growers need to keep on top of black knot, a disfiguring disease that can quickly destroy a tree. -
MSU has events for everyone during National Pollinator Week
Published on May 11, 2016
During National Pollinator Week, June 19-26, 2016, Michigan State University will host two events: Bee Palooza and Science on Tap: Beezzz & Brewzzz. -
What makes a good school garden activity?
Published on May 10, 2016
There are lots of existing garden activities and curriculum, but there are certain qualities to look for to make sure they are appropriate for your students. -
Beekeeping regulations in Michigan outlined in new resource
Published on May 4, 2016
New resource outlines the rules and regulations surrounding beekeeping and selling honey in Michigan. -
Cedar-apple rust: A tale of a fungal disease with two hosts
Published on May 4, 2016
Cedar-apple rust is a fungal disease found on cedar and apple trees, and affects each host differently. -
Look before you plant landscape trees
Published on May 3, 2016
Successful landscape plant selection and establishment begins with a thorough site assessment. -
Build up your school garden’s soil health using compost
Published on May 2, 2016
Follow these tips for creating, purchasing and using compost. -
Home gardeners can donate produce to food pantries
Published on April 29, 2016
Plan now to grow extra produce to help alleviate hunger in your community. -
Will grass grow in my shady lawn?
Published on April 28, 2016
Grasses need eight or more hours of full sunlight a day. If you’re struggling to grow grass even after water and fertilizing, a shady lawn may be the problem. -
Growing vegetable gardens near black walnut trees
Published on April 22, 2016
When establishing vegetable gardens near black walnut trees, select juglone-tolerant vegetables and plant in raised beds with barriers that prevent walnut roots growing into the bed.