farming

Michigan's even greener than we thought.

Michigan could see more soy-based roads is the one-mile experiment in Clinton County proves to be successful.

Marshall Landis, a farmer in Schoolcraft, is getting quite an "atta boy". Landis earned a first-place state award in the 2019 National Corn Growers Association (NCGA) National Corn Yield Contest. Landis is honored as one of the highest corn yield producers in the nation.

Apparently Michigan farmers are concerned about what some are calling stricter illegal immigration enforcement by President Trump. The Michigan farmers are worried that this new idea which is basically saying that we will now follow the law of the land could hurt their businesses because they have already have a shortage of migrant workers...

We keep talking about the never ending expansion of our Federal government and still it appears that the majority of Americans still crave for more government control because they refuse to vote it out.  Now the EPA is attempting to call the furrows made by farmers plowing their land “mini mountain ranges” and thus are under the control of the Federal government via the EPA...

Did you know that Michigan is the second largest food producer when it comes to diversity of crops grown in our state?