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Hot, Dry Weather Stressing Michigan Crops
Michigan Ag Connection - 07/17/2018
There were 6.6 days suitable for fieldwork in Michigan during the week ending Sunday, according to Marlo Johnson, director of the Great Lakes Regional Office of the National Agricultural Statistics Service. Hot, dry conditions prevailed throughout the State,
adding stress and declining conditions to crops.
The U.S. Drought Monitor reported moderate drought for all of Iosco and Huron Counties, as well . . .
Functional Food Ingredients Market Worth $94.21 Billion by 2023
Michigan Ag Connection - 07/17/2018
Michigan Wheat Program Call for Research Proposals
Michigan Ag Connection - 07/17/2018
USDA to Improve Michigan Rural Water Infrastructures
Michigan Ag Connection - 07/17/2018
USDA Proposes Lifting Sudden Oak Death Rules on Some Nurseries
Michigan Ag Connection - 07/17/2018
MAEAP Verifies 44 Farms in June
Michigan Ag Connection - 07/17/2018
Crews Continue Trail Work Amid New Flooding Concerns
Michigan Ag Connection - 07/16/2018
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USDA Kicks Off 'Feds Feed Families' Campaign
USAgNet - 07/17/2018
National Organic Program Virtual Town Hall Today
USAgNet - 07/17/2018
Nearly $2 Billion for Producers Affected by Hurricanes and Wildfires
USAgNet - 07/17/2018
Hutchins Nominated as USDA Undersecretary of Research, Education
USAgNet - 07/17/2018
Nominations for NAMA Professional Development Awards Due
USAgNet - 07/17/2018
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