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Upper Peninsula Experiment Station
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Warm Season Grass as Bio-fuel Corn has made the news recently with regards to ethanol production. But researchers from the Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station are examining the potential use of warm season grass as a bio-fuel. |
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Supplementing Protein Sources At the Upper Peninsula Experiment in Chattham, researchers are working on a project where they feed protein supplement sources to dairy cows. Proteins are a high cost for producers to have to supplement. Excessive protein amounts can result in gases released in the environment. In this project, researchers are looking at using supplemental amino acids. |
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Carbon Sequestration Using Alfalfa Researchers at the Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station are looking at ways to mitigate the greenhouse gas problems that we've been reading about recently. They're using plants and agriculture to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and put it back into the soil. |
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Weaning Alternatives for Beef Calves Researchers at the Upper Peninsula Experiment Station are studying low stress alternatives for weaning beef calves. |
For more information on the Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station field research stations, contact:
Land Management Office
246 Spartan Way
Michigan State University
East Lansing, MI 48824-3005
Phone: 517-355-3272









