To see pictures and information on some of the common insects we are seeing in our office right now, visit our "What's Bugging You?" page. 

We will be updating this feature throughout the year so check back often for updates!

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Everything you want or need to know about soil testing in Wexford County can be found here!

The 2009 Edition of the Wexford County Plat Book is here!  It is currently selling for $30.00.  Books are available at the following locations:

• MSU Extension office, 401 N. Lake St, Cadillac
• Horizon Books, downtown Cadillac
• Tractor Supply Co, 9040 E 34 Rd, Cadillac
• Northwoods Feed and Supply, Boon Rd, Cadillac
• Loius Padnos Iron and Metal, Leeson St., Cadillac
• Thirsty's Elmrest Party Store, S. Lake Mitchell Dr., Cadillac
• Wexford County Conservation District, Boon Rd., Cadillac
• Manton Hardware, Manton
• Mesick Hardware, Mesick
• Citizen's Bank, Mesick
• Books are also available through the mail ($2.50 extra). 
  

All proceeds benefit youth programming in Wexford County! 

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 Other Information Sources 

• MSU Extension Bulletins-Find them here! 
  • On-line database & downloadable bulletins

District Coordinator Search 

NEW! Take our FREE financial health survey and help us create the tools you need to increase your financial health 

MSU Extension Honors 4-H Youth, Volunteers and Health and Nutrition at Spartan Women’s Basketball Game

Pilot Project in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula Aims to Keep More Ash Trees Alive

Michigan State University set to host 95th ANR Week

Free Online Curriculum for Horse Project Leaders Now Available

Place your order at the new MSU Extension specialty "e" store at shop.msu!

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.

Congratulations to the Master Gardener class of 2009! They have compleated thier educational portion of the program and are eager to volunteer and become Certified Master Gardeners!!

Current and past Master Gardeners, check out the new facebook page soley for Wexford County Master Gardeners at www.facebook.com