Welcome!      

We hope to provide you with information that you can put to use in Baraga County!  If you need more information or assistance, please email us at   msue07@msu.edu, or call at 906-524-6300.

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Baraga County Staff  

• Mike Jensen, County Extension Director
• Bertha Rogers, 4-H Program Associate III
• Marie Harju, FNP Program Associate III
• Lisa Supanich, Office Manager

Phone: 906-524-6300

Fax: 906-524-6301

Office Email Address: msue07@msu.edu

The following are hot topics in Baraga County

• 4-H Strategic Planning
• Wildland Fire and Emergency Preparedness
• Dealing with Deer in your Garden
• Baraga County Cyber_Secured Initiative 
• Emerald Ash Borer Resouces
• Baraga County Safety Education Initiative
  • Safety at Work 
    • OSHA Compliant Fire Extinguisher Training
    • Emergemcy Planning
    • First Aid / CPR
    • Business Continuity Planning
    • Cyber Security
  • Safety At School
  • Safety At Home
  • Safety for Seniors
  • Remote Rescue Response for Logging
• FireWise in the Western UP              

For more information on these topics contact MSU Extension in Baraga County

Learn more about MSU Extension's redesign process

MSU Extension began an organization-wide effort to look at its programming and administrative structure in early 2009. The goal was to ensure that MSUE continues to remain responsive to the needs of Michigan's residents and makes the best use of resources. 

The redesign effort was made public in the fall of 2009, and with input from stakeholders and decision makers from across the state, it is being launched in 2010. To learn more about the MSU Extension redesign effort, including  the organization’s statewide program priorities and new district structure, please click here.