MSU Horticulture Student Featured on National Podcast

Anthony Soster, an MSU horticulture student, is featured on the first airing of the Hort Report - a podcast produced by industry publications (Greenhouse Management, Garden Center, Nursery Management, and Produce Grower magazines).

MSU Horticulture Student Anthony Soster

Anthony Soster, an MSU horticulture student, is featured on the first airing of the Hort Report - a podcast produced by industry publications (Greenhouse Management, Garden Center, Nursery Management, and Produce Grower magazines).  The podcast interviewed Anthony about his scholarly work on peat-alternatives for the greenhouse industry.  His research has found that coconut coir may be a suitable peat-alternative for some growers.  Listen to the podcast HERE.

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