Ottawa County Annual Report 2021

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March 2, 2022 - Erin Moore<mooree16@msu.edu> and Kelli Headley<kelli.headley@affliliate.msu.edu>

Message From The District Director


Michigan State University Extension (MSUE) brings the
science, programs and resources of Michigan’s land grant
university to organizations, communities and individuals
throughout the state. Our out-reach and engagement is
built on a local basis, thanks to our county partnerships
and more than 600 faculty and staff in offices across all83
counties. Historically, most of our relationships have been
maintained through in-person meetings and programs.
Over the last few years, we have built up the breadth and
quality of our website at extension.msu.edu, which now averages 1.25
million visitors per month. In 2021, we expanded our capacity to provide
high-quality virtual education.


Working from home with the tools and support needed to help them succeed
in a remote environment, MSUE program staff have continued to assist
farmers through the growing season, elected officials and decision makers,
parents, families and youth by meeting with them on virtual platforms
through online meetings and webinars

Download the 2021 Ottawa County Annual Report to view the full report.

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