In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Michele Schalow of MDARD who shares tips on how to keep your pets and farm animals safe during the cold winter months. 

In this episode, we sit down with guests Gina Alessandri and Molly Mott from MDARD and Blain Becktold iHemp Michigan. We talk about the: 

To learn more about industrial hemp visit: 

MDARD Industrial Hemp: http://bit.ly/2l7kjjL

iHemp Michigan: https://ihempmichigan.com/

The holidays are over, but your Christmas Tree may still be hanging around. If you don't know how to safely recycle your tree, in this episode of Fresh From The Field, Amy Start from Michigan Christmas Tree Association shares some insightful tips about Christmas Tree Recycling!

In this episode, MDARD Director Gary McDowell shares the challenges and the successes of 2020. He also shares the departments' priorities in 2021. 

In this episode, we sit down with Ed Carpenter owner of Peacock Road Family Farm. We talk about his participation in Trees For Troops over the years and the wonderful impact the program has on families. 

Learn more about the farm here:

In this podcast we share information with growers that will help them comply with WPS on their farm.

In this podcast we share information with growers that will help them implement WPS standards on their farm. 

In this episode, we sit down with Amy Start, Executive Director at the Michigan Christmas Tree Association and Mike Bryan Plant Industry Specialist. We talk about: 

Where to find different varieties of Christmas Trees. 

How Michigan keeps trees safe.

The economic impact of Christmas Trees. 

And the top tips to keep your Christmas Tree healthy. 

Learn more about Choose and Cut Farms here: https://www.mcta.org/

Thanksgiving is the #1 day for cooking fires! The holidays are a wonderful time to spend with family, but you must take the necessary precautions when cooking. In this episode, we sit down with the State Fire Marshall, Kevin Sehlmeyer to talk holiday cooking safety! 

We sit down to discuss everything apples with Dian Smith of Michigan Apple Committee.