MSU Extension Christmas tree team launches grower needs survey

Bill Lindberg<lindbe35@msu.edu>, Michigan State University Extension -

Michigan Christmas tree growers are asked to complete a survey to better determine research and educational goals.

A Christmas tree field.
Photo 1. A Christmas tree field. Photo by Heidi Lindberg, MSU Extension.

The Michigan State University Extension Christmas tree team has launched a grower survey focusing on the needs and challenges of Michigan Christmas tree growers (Photo 1). The objective of this project is to better understand current industry needs and to focus future research and Extension efforts to those issues. We strongly encourage all Michigan Christmas tree growers to complete this confidential survey.

If you are a Christmas tree grower in Michigan and would like to participate in this survey, please check your email for a link to this survey. If you have not received an email but wish to participate, please contact Bill Lindberg at lindbe35@msu.edu to be added to the mailing list.

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