Agriculture

OTISVILLE, MI. (June. 23, 2020) –– Youth livestock shows, and fairs are continuing to be cancelled or postponed due to the impact of COVID-19. Ag Community Relief is working hand-in-hand with partners to continue access for youth to sell

LANSING, Mich. — The Senate Committee on Appropriations on Wednesday approved a bill

            The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development’s (MDARD) Michigan Agriculture Environmental Assurance Program (MAEAP) is recognizing 50 farms for implementing appropriate pollution prevention practices. The program assists farmers to comply

CROSWELL – Keith Kalso has had a sweet job for 34 years. On Friday, Kalso retired from a long career at Michigan Sugar Company. He was hired in February 1985 as a fieldman in Croswell, a position

  (LAPEER) – Thumb area farmers are back at it again, helping out their brothers and sisters in need. Matt Schaller and Eddie Fahley, who organized last year’s Michigan Convoy of hay and supplies to fire-damaged areas

Some things are not quite what they seem to be. A Sanilac County 4-H club, with 13 youth entered in the horse program, feels they are being singled out and not being allowed to show in next

  Final preparations are being made at the Sanilac County fairgrounds for the annual County Fair that begins Sunday. 4-H Director Colleen Wallace said there are a large number of youth ready to bring their projects, everything

  (Sandusky) – After working on the project for the past several months, the Sanilac FFA Boosters and Alumni will host a dedication celebration ceremony for the new Miracle of Life building at the Sanilac County fairgrounds.