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Michigan grape scouting report – June 14, 2023
Published on June 15, 2023
Most of Michigan will experience a hot and dry week. -
Michigan vegetable crop report – June 14, 2023
Published on June 14, 2023
Some lucky growers got some rain Tuesday, and Thursday may bring more, but irrigation is still needed for most farms. -
Obliquebanded leafroller management in tree fruits
Published on June 14, 2023
Obliquebanded leafroller is a threat to apples and cherries. First generation larvae are expected in several weeks in southwest Michigan. -
First 2023 cucurbit downy mildew spores identified in air samples in Bay County
Published on June 14, 2023
Growers are urged to scout cucumbers and melons and check the website for updates. -
Standard operating procedures for your swine production system
Published on June 13, 2023
MSU Extension Pork Team has created standard operating procedures (SOPs) for use by swine producers. -
West central Michigan tree fruit update – June 13, 2023
Published on June 13, 2023
Fruitlets are growing rapidly. Early sweet cherry varieties are turning red. -
Mite management in tree fruits under hot and dry weather conditions
Published on June 13, 2023
There are many options available for mite control in fruit crops. -
MSU names Chad Cotti new chair for the Department of Agricultural, Food and Resource Economics
Published on June 12, 2023
Chad Cotti, Ph.D., was named chairperson of Michigan State University’s (MSU) Department of Agricultural, Food and Resource Economics (AFRE), effective August 1, 2023. -
Understanding the forms of nitrogen in water-soluble fertilizers for greenhouse growers
Published on June 12, 2023
Learn the effects of different nitrogen forms found in commercial water-soluble fertilizers on plant health and substrate pH. Gain the knowledge needed to make informed decisions and optimize crop yields in your greenhouse operation. -
Surviving the dry spell: MSU Extension's drought website provides vital resources
Published on June 8, 2023
Drought conditions are always troubling, but MSU Extension resources are available to help producers and landowners make the best management decisions for them.