MSU Extension highlights ag research, workforce programs — warns SNAP‑Ed will end in September
Michigan State University Extension presented a county annual report covering agriculture research, pest management, master-gardener volunteer hours, agritourism and youth programming; Extension staff warned SNAP‑Ed nutrition-education funding is being defunded and will sunset at the end of September.
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Jennifer, the MSU Extension district director covering the county, gave commissioners a broad annual report on Extension work in Leelanau County: direct services and programming, agricultural research at the horticulture station, integrated pest-management updates, farm-business support and youth workforce-preparedness activities.
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