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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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2023 Michigan Cherry Production Forecast

 Michigan tart cherry total production for 2023 is forecast at 120.5 million pounds, 33 percent lower than the 2022 production, according to Marlo D....
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Maple Syrup Production

Michigan maple syrup production was estimated at 195,000 gallons for the 2023 season, according to Marlo D. Johnson, Director of the USDA NASS, Great Lakes...
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Michigan Winter Wheat Production

Dry weather in the last month reduced expected wheat yields in Michigan, according to Marlo D. Johnson, Director of the USDA NASS, Great Lakes...
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Fulton Schools’ Sinking Fund Proposal Passes

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor A sinking fund proposal for Fulton Schools passed in last Tuesday’s general election, allowing the district to...
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Michael MacDonald Herald Editor  Gratiot County saw a 75 percent turnout for this year’s general election with 19,940 of the county’s...
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