Vegetables

Sessions are organized by date below. To learn more about a specific session, click on the session title.

The sessions on February 25, 26 and 27 qualify for RUP and CCA credits. For specific credit information, click on the session title.

Recordings from previous year's presentations are organized below. To watch the video of a specific session, click on the video image.

Upcoming Sessions

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Session Recordings

  • Farmer Experience Growing Vegetables Under and Between Solar Arrays

    Published on February 26, 2025

    Hear directly from a farmer with experience growing vegetable crops under the solar array, in the inter-row spacing, and on the fence line of the array.

  • MSU Agrability Program

    Published on February 25, 2025

    Learn more about the Michigan AgrAbility Project. This statewide program helps farmers with a disability or injury continue farming.

  • How to Protect Your Operation

    Published on February 24, 2025

    Learn how to identify and manage financial risks within your organization while reviewing robust cybersecurity measures to protect operations.

  • Becoming an Insect Investigator

    Published on March 1, 2024

    You can sleuth out what’s eating your vegetables by gathering evidence at the “scene of the crime,” using the same evidence-based approach. It’s not only fun, it also will help you protect your vegetables from future issues.

  • The World Under Our Feet: Biological Soil Health in Vegetable Production

    Published on February 29, 2024

    Organic matter plays a critical role in soil health. Learn about how the interactions between organic and plant matter influences soil biological health and in turn successful crop production.

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