MSU adds dry beans to aspirational cropping systems research study

A certified crop advisor says partnering with agricultural research projects can give better insights into how non-traditional management strategies could benefit farmers. Jason Stegink, with Wide Angle Agriculture, is a member of Michigan State University’s Long-Term Agroecosystem Project advisory board. “It’s allowed me to say, are there different market opportunities that we need to be looking at or crops we can consider […]

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