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Transform your garden by transplanting
It can be frustrating to purchase plants, transplant and care for them, only to watch them die days later. To help avoid this problem – which costs gardeners time and money – Michigan State University (MSU) Extension’s Michigan Fresh initiative, offers gardeners a fact sheet you can learn to.
Learn to identify, control selected aquatic invasive plants with new MSU Extension boater’s guide
No one likes being invaded, especially in a favorite fishing or boating spot. Michigan boaters have a new guide from Michigan State University (MSU) Extension to use in identifying invasive aquatic plants that are not native and can cause economic or environmental harm.
Ecological engineers slate annual meeting in East Lansing
The American Ecological Engineering Society’s 13th Annual Meeting, hosted by Michigan State University (MSU), is slated for June 10-12.
MSU Extension teams with Grand Rapids Downtown Market to educate food buyers and sellers
The newest tenants at the Grand Rapids Downtown Market will be serving up one of the most important products on the market: education. Michigan State University Extension has signed a lease agreement with the market that will connect MSU Extension experts with people looking for information on healthy, fresh and local foods in Michigan.
Reid Dairy Farm hosts free Breakfast on the Farm event June 15
Reid Dairy Farm, in St. Clair County,
will host a free Breakfast on the Farm event June 15 in Jeddo. This family-friendly event gives consumers a glimpse of what modern production
agriculture is all about. This event will take place at Reid Dairy Farm, 7096
Vincent Rd., Jeddo (Grant Township) from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Breakfast will be served from 9 a.m. to noon.