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Resistance: Yesterday, today & tomorrow
Published on August 15, 2018
Resistance is not a new phenomenon, nor is it a direct result of the introduction of genetically modified organisms, according to Michigan State University researchers. -
To label or not...: Navigating current laws & initiatives on GMO labeling
Published on August 15, 2018
Often times, the line between useful, accurate scientific information and marketing is blurred when it comes to food labels, making them confusing for consumers. GMOs are no exception to this. -
Long-time Futures & MSU photographer Kurt Stepnitz retires
Published on August 15, 2018
After 29 consecutive years of snapping photos for Futures magazine, long-time Michigan State University photographer Kurt Stepnitz retired in early May 2018. -
Walking the GMO tightrope: Communicating effectively on a divisive subject
Published on August 15, 2018
When discussing divisive subjects like GMOs, the key is building a long-term relationship through honesty, authenticity and politeness that helps establish trust. -
Horticulture faculty member named outstanding undergraduate educator
Published on August 13, 2018
The American Society for Horticultural Science recognized Bridget Behe for her CANR teaching career at its 2018 conference in Washington, D.C. -
Fire blight management considerations for west central Michigan based on 2018 streptomycin resistance screens
Published on August 7, 2018
Project GREEEN funds provide for the regional mapping and rapid identification of streptomycin resistance in west central Michigan fire blight populations in apple orchards. -
MSU researchers explore diversity as new weapon against crop pests
Published on July 18, 2018
Researchers in the lab of Michigan State University entomologist William Wetzel are trying to find new ways to combat insect pests by taking advantage of one of nature’s built-in defenses – diversity. -
Blueberry bonus: MSU scientist’s varieties reach new heights
Published on July 18, 2018
The blueberry varieties developed by Michigan State University AgBioResearch fruit breeder James Hancock continue to have a significant impact on the blueberry industry in both Michigan and around the world. -
MSU’s Shade Receives NSF Award to Research Rare Soil Microorganisms
Published on June 11, 2018
Ashley Shade has received an $800,000 National Science Foundation grant, jointly awarded by NSF’s Population and Community Ecology and Ecosystems Studies Clusters in the Division of Environmental Biology.