Farm Stress
Its impact on Michigan farmers and what MSU Extension is doing to help
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Pressure on the farm
Commodity prices are low, the weather is harsh, and farmers are being pushed to the brink. MSU Extension is helping them cope with the unforgiving grip of stress and mental health issues.
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New MSU research center focusing on natural resources
The Corey Marsh Ecological Research Center opened in November 2018 and will host long-term ecological research projects.
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Yvonne Wilson: More than a donor, a legacy for MSU Horticulture Gardens
MSU alumna Yvonne Wilson made her first gift to the university more than three decades ago. Though modest, the contribution laid the foundation for more than $1.5 million of giving to MSU throughout her lifetime.
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Embracing diversity and cultivating success
The Michigan State University College of Agriculture and Natural Resources creates opportunity for all
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Michigan State researchers lead effort on PFAS crisis
Michigan has the most contamination sites in the nation, and scientists are working to learn more about the little-known contaminants.
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Building the Future: A brighter future with investments in infrastructure
The College of Agriculture and Natural Resources has embarked on a strategic planning process to improve facilities.
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Alumni, industry leaders honored during 2019 ANR Week
The College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (CANR) at Michigan State University (MSU) honored 12 leaders in agriculture and natural resources.
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Chronic wasting disease threatens Michigan deer hunting, wildlife conservation efforts
A team of MSU researchers is leading the charge in combating the fatal neurological disorder affecting Michigan’s iconic whitetail deer.
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Packaging: the industry no one thinks about but saves lives
Packaging at MSU isn’t only about teaching students at one of the top schools of its kind in the nation. It’s also about working to help save lives.
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PERM celebrates 25 years of serving the state
The Partnership for Ecosystem Research and Management (PERM) formed a quarter century ago so researchers could tackle rapidly emerging issues.
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Student commencement speech shared life lessons for graduates
Environmental design graduate student Stephanie Onwenu spoke to 2019 CANR students at commencement about being fearless, open to change and present.
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Inland lakes partnership brings Michigan water enthusiasts together
Michigan Inland Lake Partnership recently celebrated its 10th year of bringing together academics, government agencies, tribal groups, conservation groups and private industry.
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CANR meets academic needs to prepare students for their futures
The College of Agriculture and Natural Resources added a new undergraduate minor, several masters programs and a certificate program. CANR also established new state, national and international partnerships.
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Growing Food, making impacts
MSU Extension Master Gardener volunteers make a difference in their home communities by teaching others how to grow food and help increase local food security.
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Study aims to combat wheat allergy
MSU researchers look to validate method to test allergenicity of wheat proteins.
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MSU Institute of Agricultural Technology supports 125 years of workforce development in Michigan
The Institute of Agricultural Technology celebrates 125 years of supporting agricultural training starting as short courses at the State Agricultural College, now Michigan State University. On March 31, 164 IAT students graduated.
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Initiative driving support of Michigan's animal agriculture industries
MSU and animal agriculture commodity organizations partner to address industry’s most pressing challenges.
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Project GREEEN advancing Michigan plant agriculture for 20 years
For more than two decades, Project GREEEN has been working with the plant agriculture industry to address both short- and long-term issues.
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MSU professor takes new role leading CANR international programs
Karim Maredia, a leader in international development, now heading CANR international efforts with a focus eye on faculty development.