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MI Commission of Agriculture and Rural Development Approves 2026 Generally Accepted Agricultural and Management Practices

By Lynsey Mukomel

The Michigan Commission of Agriculture and Rural Development approved the proposed drafts of the 2026 Generally Accepted Agricultural and Management Practices (GAAMPs).

"The GAAMPs are important, scientifically based tools to help producers make appropriate management decisions for their farm,"  said Tim Boring, director of the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD). "MDARD greatly appreciates the volunteer subject matter experts whose contributions through the GAAMPs Advisory Committees help provide baseline protections and promote sustainability."

The Commission approved all proposed changes to the 2026 GAAMPs including the following major edits.

Source : michigan.gov

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