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  • Cold weather and alfalfa silage: Strategies for successful fermentation

    Published on June 6, 2025
    Low temperatures can be an obstacle when it comes to haylage production, but with optimal management practices, these challenges can be effectively addressed.

  • 2025 Montcalm County Potato Field Day held August 7

    Published on June 5, 2025
    MSU Extension and Michigan Potato Industry Commission to host the 2025 Montcalm County Potato Field Day at the Montcalm Research Center with a focus on integrated pest management in Michigan potato systems.

  • Inaugural Veteran Farming Conference set for July 2025 in Indiana

    Published on June 5, 2025
    Join military veterans, beginning and experienced farmers and ag professionals for hands-on training, networking and education at the first summer Veteran Farming Conference, July 11-12, 2025, in Shipshewana, Indiana. All are welcome to attend!

  • Cercospora leaf spot control discussion with MSU Extension Virtual Breakfast

    Published on June 3, 2025
    The 2025 Field Crops Virtual Breakfast Series continues June 12 with a discussion on Cercospora leaf spot control with MSU associate professor and Extension specialist Jaime Willbur.

  • Learn about wheat fungicide application equipment and technology on June 5 Virtual Breakfast Series

    Published on May 28, 2025
    Achieving fungicide coverage of the wheat head in 365 degrees is critical for effective disease control. Join the Field Crops Virtual Breakfast on June 5 to learn more.

  • Early season irrigation for small grains and forages

    Published on May 22, 2025
    Irrigated small grains and alfalfa hay tend to have higher water demands when compared to most field crops and are often overlooked when it comes to timely irrigation.

  • Southwest Michigan field crops update – May 22, 2025

    Published on May 22, 2025
    Wheat is heading out and just starting to flower on some acres. Cool weather slowed down corn and soybean progress.

  • Improving dry bean management through data driven decisions

    Published on May 21, 2025
    Join the Field Crops Virtual Breakfast Series on May 29 for a conversation on all things dry beans with MSU dry bean specialist, Scott Bales.

  • Help shape the future of livestock water management—Take the MSU Extension survey

    Published on May 16, 2025
    Your input can help shape practical solutions for more efficient water use in animal agriculture.

  • The 2025 MSU Weed Tour is June 25

    Published on May 16, 2025
    Join Michigan State University to view the latest in corn and soybean weed control research.

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