The Michigan House of Representatives’ recently passed budget would eliminate funding for key agricultural programs if approved. Kevin Gould is the Michigan Cattlemen’s Association president and a retired Michigan State University Extension educator. “Over the years, budgets have been tight on the animal lag side at the university, and we’re really at a critical mass […]
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