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Discussing the global burden of mental illnesses.
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The floriculture team at Michigan State University Extension, in cooperation with the National Pesticide Safety Education Center
(NPSEC), has developed employee training videos for the prevention of…
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The floriculture team at Michigan State University Extension, in cooperation with the National Pesticide Safety Education Center (NPSEC), has developed employee training videos for the prevention of…
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Southwest Michigan MSUE Fruit Update for May 24, 2021. Educators Bill Shane and Mike Reinke and special guest MSU small fruit entomologist Rufus Isaacs provide updates on current fruit integrated…
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SW Michigan State University Fruit Extension Educators Mark Longstroth, Mike Reinke, and Bill Shane provide an update for the week of May 2, 2021. Special guest is MSU tree fruit specialist George…
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Tree and small fruit IPM update for the week of April 26, 2021 by MSU Extension educators Mark Longstroth, Mike Reinke, and Bill Shane.
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Speaker: Dr. Sanjay Zodpey presently works as Vice President – Academics, Public Health
Foundation of India (PHFI), New Delhi and also holds leadership position as Director at Indian
Institute…
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MSU fruit educators Mike Reinke, Mark Longstroth, and Bill Shane provided an update on fruit crops for the SW Michigan region for the week of April 11th, 2021. Special guest, MSU research TIm Miles…
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As part of the MSUE Statewide Spring Tree Fruit Webinar Series, George Sundin and Anna Wallis present 'Early Season Apple Diseases.'
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Michigan State University Extension Educators Mark Longstroth, Bill Shane, and Mike Reinke share current information on tree fruit and small fruit crops with area growers to keep them up to date on…
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As part of the Spring 2020 Tree Fruit Webinar Series, Dr. Nikki Rothwell of MSU Extension and AgBioResearch, and Dr. George Sundin of the Plant, Microbial, and Soil Sciences Department of Michigan…
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As part of the Spring 2020 Tree Fruit Webinar Series, Dr. George Sundin of the Plant, Microbial, and Soil Sciences Department of Michigan State University shares important apple disease management…
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