Michigan's Invasive Bug Battle: Squish This Bug—or Else
The spotted lanternfly threatens to invade Michigan, poses a serious threat to Michigan apple crop and agriculture across the board.
Agriculture
Is Corn Sweat to Blame For Michigan's Muggy Weather?
Extreme temperatures are hitting much of Michigan and the Midwestern states like Illinois. Are fields of corn to blame?
Why Is Michigan Making 'Manoomin' The State Grain Soon?
The bill to make Manoomin the State Grain of Michigan has passed the Senate. Now it just needs approved by the House of Representatives, and signed by the Governor.
Nearly All of America's Asparagus Is Grown in Michigan
Michigan's even greener than we thought.
Farm in Marshall Accused of Releasing Animal Waste Near Water Sources for Several Years
Holloo Farms' is said to be threatening nearby bodies of water with harmful bacteria and pathogens, including the Kalamazoo River, Lake Allegan and even Lake Michigan
Could the Impending Global Maple Syrup Shortage Affect Michigan?
Canada's already tapping into federal syrup reserves (yes, it's a thing) but could MI's maple syrup production keep us from having dry pancakes this winter?
Is it Legal For a Slow Moving Tractor to Be On the Road in Michigan?
There are more than 50,000 farms in Michigan and they average 195 acres each. It's no surprise that you'll see a tractor or an implement of husbandry driving down a road in Michigan. Is it legal to drive a tractor on the roads?