By Jack Falinski
Presented in partnership with many of the state’s agricultural and natural resources commodity organizations and industry groups, the events will highlight the latest MSU research that producers and landowners can apply in their operations. Attendees will also have opportunities to connect with MSU AgBioResearch and MSU Extension faculty and staff, as well as other industry professionals.
Topics covered in 2026 include adopting regenerative agriculture principles, protecting against weeds and invasive species, harnessing new technologies, and other strategies to support Michigan plant agriculture (ranging from row crops such as potatoes and wheat to specialty crops like blueberries and cherries), animal agriculture, and natural resources.
Field days and events are open to the public. Some events may be free, while others may require a registration fee and advance sign-up. Additional details and events may be added as they are announced throughout the summer. Please refer to this article on the MSU AgBioResearch website as they do.
Source : msu.edu