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Introduction to water, fertilizers, and pesticides
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Speaker: Dr. Deborah McCullough, Michigan State University Professor, Forest Entomology Balsam woolly adelgid (BWA) is a serious invasive insect pest that has killed millions of native fir trees in…
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Erin Lizotte, Michigan State University Extension Integrated Pest Management Coordinator and Senior Statewide Educator Join us for a revealing discussion on the history of IPM, a primer on the…
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Elongated Hemlock Scale is a major pest problem in some production areas. Recently, some states have implemented quarantines to prevent the spread of this pest. Presentation will outline current…
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2023 Wild About ConservationPlanning and Planting a Native Plant Pollinator Garden with Kristine Hahn, MSU Extension Eduator where we explore
how to
plan and plant a Pollinator Garden with…
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Michigan State University Extension Fruit Educators provide an update of fruit development, pest management strategies for commercial fruit growers
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MSU fruit specialist Mike Reinke provides update on the emerging insect pest the spotted lantern fl
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Grab your morning beverage and join us to learn more about 5 bird species! Each session we’ll highlight birds that you can find in our SW Michigan backyards, woods and waters. Your hosts are…
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Tree and small fruit IPM update for the week of April 19th by MSU Extension educators Mark Longstroth, Mike Reinke, and Bill Shane. MSU Tree Fruit Integrator Julianna Wilson provides a pollinator…
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As part of the 2021 Statewide Spring Tree Fruit Webinar Series, Julianna Wilson presents 'Early Season Apple Insect Pests.'
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As part of the Spring 2020 Tree Fruit Webinar Series, Dr. Sushila Chaudhari of the Department of Horticulture and Dr. Julianna Wilson of the Department of Entomology at Michigan State University…
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IPF Home Improvement Series: Pest ServicesSpeakers:Jacob Barlow, Pest Control Worker, Infrastructure Planning and Facilities Angela Zell, Service Manager III, Infrastructure Planning and Facilities …
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David Lowenstein helps us build better relationships with the insects that
cohabitate in our garden and can be surprisingly helpful.
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