Michigan is home to more than 300 Certified Crop Advisers who are certified through the American Society of Agronomy, and during the coming months, MABA is spotlighting their contributions to Michigan agriculture!
Michigan’s Certified Crop Adviser (CCA) program provides resources, continuing education and networking opportunities for professional agronomists spanning our state’s agricultural industry. More than 300 Michigan professional agronomists are CCAs, and they bring a wide range of experience and skills to our state’s agricultural industry!
One of Michigan’s most recently certified CCAs is Katelyn Frostic Noll, who serves as AGRIntelligence Technician at Helena Agri-Enterprises LLC. Frostic earned her CCA certification late last year. Having grown up farming, Katelyn returned to agriculture after college and brings a passion for technology and innovation to her work serving growers.
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LANSING, Mich. (June 6, 2023) – Leaders of the Michigan Agri-Business Association and Michigan Corn Growers Association today recognized Congressman Dan Kildee (MI-08) for standing up on behalf of corn farmers and all those who use modern agricultural technology. They welcomed the recent announcement that the United States has requested dispute settlement consultations with Mexico, regarding Mexico’s baseless decrees restricting biotechnology, and highlighted Congressman Kildee’s leadership on this issue.
This month, we hit the road to Michigan’s Thumb to meet with MABA members and partners in Pigeon. We welcomed a new team member for the summer, and worked together to advance agricultural education! Here are some highlights from your association during the past month.
Last year, the program collected nearly 200,000 pounds of empty, properly-cleaned containers
Michigan’s Pesticide Container Recycling Program provides cost-free recycling opportunities for pesticide users to properly and safely dispose of containers. The program is a partnership between the Michigan Agriculture Environmental Assurance Program, the Michigan Agri-Business Association, the Ag Container Recycling Council and pesticide users across Michigan. The program ensures that plastics are recycled or converted to other beneficial uses instead of taking up landfill space and decreases the likeliness that unclean or improperly stored contents will leach pesticide residue into the environment.
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