News Archive
November, 2011
- Stink bug signals agricultural alarm; MSU researchers net grants to establish control measures
- Educational opportunity for pork producers in Allegan and Ottawa county areas regarding PRRS control
- MSU Extension educators share gardening gift ideas this holiday season
- Free webcast helps horse owners prepare for winter
- MSUE Names Key Partners
- Make appropriate adjustments to provide shelter for your horse from the winter cold
- MSU Extension offers tips to ensure venison is safe for consumption
- Michigan State University Extension expo offers long-term view for farmers, ag professionals
- Adjustments to turkeys’ diets beneficial for environment
- MSU Professor’s invention analyzes plant diseases in the field
- Now is the best time to winterize your ground sprayer to prepare for next spring
- MSU Extension checklist helps agricultural employers keep up with government requirements
- MSU student among those receiving first USDA-NIFA fellowships
- Ruth Mott Foundation recognized as MSU Extension Key Partner
- MSU’s Product Center spurs job growth, preservation
- Farmers of small-scale dairies can benefit from anaerobic digesters on their farms
- Michigan farm-to-school movement working to improve school lunches with local products
- Culturing milk on the farm can help producers control mastitis, reduce antibiotic use
- Farmers selling meat directly must follow proper inspections, licensing and labeling
- NAMA chapter looking to build on its recent success
- AutumnFest 2011, MSU’s largest tailgate, slated for Nov. 19
- MSU receives grant to study effects of cover crops on greenhouse gas emissions
- Michigan State University gets funds to assess and promote potential wine grape varieties