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MI Ag CORE Leadership Program Opens Registration for 2024!

Lansing, Mich. (Oct 4., 2023) – Michiganians in agriculture wanting to learn more and hone their personal skills in Communication, Organization, Relationships and Engagement should register now for the 2024 leadership series. The MI Ag CORE leadership program is aimed at helping Michigan farmers and agricultural professionals grow their leadership

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2023-2024 MI Wheat Board seated, officers elected

In late August, the Michigan Wheat Program welcomed a new Board member and saw the re-appointment of two current Board members, by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. The Board then elected officers and began moving into its research line-up of projects for the 2024 harvest. New to the Board is wheat grower

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Board elects 2023-2024 officers

Gov. Whitmer makes appointments to the Michigan Wheat Program board Lansing, Mich.  (September 22, 2023) – The Michigan Wheat Program (MWP) gained a new board member when Gov. Whitmer made one new and two re-appointments to the nine-member MWP board. All are three-year appointments that expire May 31, 2026. .

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Check this out before planting wheat this fall!

2023 MSU State Wheat Performance Trials report released The report that many growers look for each August is now out!  Michigan State University has released its 2023 State Wheat Performance Trials. Farmers intending to plant wheat this fall should consult the report to learn more about the 69 varieties  tested

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Michigan Wheat Program issues call for research proposals

Lansing, Mich.  (July 10, 2023) –The Michigan Wheat Program (MWP) is issuing its annual call for research proposals to keep Michigan wheat farmers on the cutting edge of production and competitive in the marketplace. All proposals are due by close of business August 18th to be considered for funding this

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Michigan’s 2023 wheat harvest just around the corner!

Tips for help farmers optimize harvest Michigan’s wheat harvest gets going in early-to-mid July, of course beginning in Southern Michigan and progressing north through the 50 counties where farmers typically grow wheat in their crop rotation. Just ahead of harvest, the wheat plant reaches physiological maturity:  That point where grain

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