Free hotline can help with all your Michigan lawn, garden questions
Updated Mar 02, 2021;
Posted Mar 02, 2021
Having evolved over nearly four decades, Michigan State University Extension s lawn and garden hotline helps thousands of home gardeners every year. | MLive file photoLC- The Oregonian
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EAST LANSING, MICH. Not sure why your tomato plant’s leaves are spotty? Curious to have a particular weed ID’ed?
The people who staff Michigan State University Extension’s free Lawn and Garden Hotline are here to help you with that.
Since the early 1980′s MSU Extension has offered free diagnostic services to aid home gardeners and anyone else perplexed by a plant problem. What began with local landlines and office hours has since evolved into a toll-free hotline and an online Ask an Expert form. With the two combined, users can submit Michigan lawn and garden questions at any time, 365 days a year.
MSU Extension co-hosts Michigan Beekeepers’ Association Virtual 2021 Spring Conference
February 2, 2021
The Michigan Beekeepers’ Association Spring Virtual Conference promises four days of content sure to interest beekeepers, people considering beekeeping, honey bee enthusiasts and hive product developers.
A beekeeper inspects a colony in an MSU Extension and Education Apiary. Photo by Dan Wyns.
Michigan State University Extension will co-host the Michigan Beekeepers’ Association’s Spring Conference held virtually March 3-6, 2021. Beekeepers and people interested in learning more about beekeeping, honey bees, hive products, drones, and bee-related arts and culture are welcome to attend. The Michigan Beekeepers’ Association celebrates its 156 years of serving Michigan beekeepers, and the association supports over 30 local beekeeping clubs in Michigan. Past conferences hosted by the Michigan Beekeepers’ Association have received over 600 attendees.