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Simple safety protocols that can protect hunters

 Hunting is big business in North America. In 2017, more than 15 million people hunted in the United States. The National Shooting Sports Foundation...
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Michigan Crop Weather

Field Crops Last week thunderstorms and high winds brought an abundance of rain to the South-Central and Southeast parts of the Lower Peninsula, according to...
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How to recognize when you can stop mowing

Each weekend in spring, summer and fall, millions of homeowners fire up their mowers and cut the grass in their yards. A few hours...
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MDARD Encourages Owners to Help Keep Their Animals Safe this Labor Day Holiday

As Michiganders prepare to celebrate the last days of summer, this Labor Day holiday, the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) would...
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Funding available for community education, organizing, testing for PFAS

Deadline for groups, individuals to submit applications is Sept. 12 The Great Lakes PFAS Action Network is accepting applications for mini-grants through Sept. 12 from...
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Making the most of low hay yields

The dry weather has left most livestock producers in the Midwest scrambling for more hay. First cutting hay yields were down in many areas...
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Join the Contest to Find Michigan’s Biggest Trees The 2023-2024 Michigan Big Tree Hunt Contest is Underway

 ReLeaf Michigan, the only statewide tree planting and education non-profit organization in Michigan, is seeking entries for the 16th biennial Michigan Big Tree Hunt...
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Biden-Harris Administration Takes Action to Advance Renters’ Rights

The Biden-Harris Administration today announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is advising landlords to inform people applying for and living in...
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Demolition Approved for Historic St. Louis Building

Rosemary Horvath Herald Correspondent A unanimous vote by the St. Louis City Council last week sealed the fate of a historic...
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By Michael MacDonald Herald Editor  Gratiot County Sheriff Michael Morris announced last week the promotion of James Andrew to Lieutenant Jail...

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