Why does Michigan State University Extension do what we do?

We do it for those everyday moments behind our work and our mission. A teen discovering a lifelong passion in 4-H. An entrepreneur seeing their product on a grocery store shelf for the first time.

These are some of the stories behind those moments. These videos, features, and testimonials highlight the people and places we serve and the real-world results that happen when we bring the resources and knowledge of MSU into homes, businesses and communities across Michigan.

So come see Extension in Action!

Articles

Michigan Rep. Luke Meerman values MSU’s longstanding support of Michigan agriculture

Published on February 26, 2026
From his farming roots to his role in the Michigan Legislature, Rep. Luke Meerman understands the importance of MSU research that's driven by agriculture industry priorities.
Michigan 4-H Alumni Spotlight: Amanda Towne

Published on February 23, 2026
Amanda Towne is a 15-year alumna of the Michigan 4-H program. As an active member of the NMU Collegiate 4-H Club, Amanda shared her 4-H story and how her years as a 4-H member impacted her life.
MSU Extension partners with Marine City and Marine City Chamber of Commerce a second time to capture visitor impressions

Published on February 19, 2026
Learn more about this one-year pilot program that seeks to understand strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities via QR codes around the Marine City community.
Michigan Sen. Roger Victory: MSU agriculture research is ‘game changer’ across Michigan, nation, world

Published on February 18, 2026
As a Michigan state senator and farmer, Roger Victory recognizes the role of research to advance the Michigan agriculture economy.
Michigan Rep. Julie Brixie touts MSU research as essential to maintaining state’s agricultural diversity, identity

Published on February 12, 2026
Michigan Rep. Julie Brixie, 73rd District, advocates for MSU research, outreach to boost Michigan agriculture economy.

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Videos & Podcasts

What is AgrAbility?

The vision of the National AgrAbility Project is to enhance the quality of life for farmers, ranchers, and other agricultural workers with disabilities. In partnership with Easterseals MORC and Michigan State University, Michigan AgrAbility provides help to farmers with chronic health conditions. Together, we're helping individuals continue working while also supporting their families.
Cultivating Health and Community: Seniors in the Garden

With support from MSU Extension the Oceana Council on Aging is getting seniors in the garden and serving up fresh produce.
Serving those who Served: Nutrition Education for Veterans

MSU Extension community nutrition instructor, Jane Sherry, brings nutrition education and cooking classes to veterans at Patriot Place in Gaylord, Michigan. Patriot Place provides transitional housing and support to veterans who are unhoused.
SNAP-Ed: Supporting seniors from garden to table

With support from Michigan State University Extension the Oceana Council on Aging is helping seniors get active in a community garden and grow healthy and delicious produce.