Agriculture
Rising fuel prices might cause Southern horses to vote ‘neigh’ on Michigan hay
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Michigan-grown hay is traveling south to feed horses in Florida.
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Michigan-grown hay is traveling south to feed horses in Florida.
LED lights allow you to pick the spectrums of the sun that are most useful for plants.
The Michigan Craft Beverage Council recently awarded $34,644 to study how to produce new varieties of apples for cider making.
Michigan and other states need to collect more information about the enforcement of worker protection standards to protect farmworkers from pesticide exposure, according to a report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office, a nonpartisan investigatory arm of Congress.
President Joe Biden’s recent “Buy American” executive order could provide future employment and economic growth for Michigan, food processors and agricultural industries, experts say.
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As farmworkers from other states and countries come to work in Michigan, the need for safe and affordable off-farm housing options is becoming increasingly important, a recent task force report said.
In 2020, Chapter 12 farm bankruptcy filings fell by 7 percent.
Growers worry that higher license and testing fees will push an already high cost of operation even higher.
Michigan’s cherry industry may have a way to make money from, of all things, the pits.