The Michigan Wheat Program has announced it’s partnering with Michigan State University and Canadian counterparts to form the Great Lakes Yield Enhancement Network.
Wheat specialist Dennis Pennington says they are modeling the program after the original network created in United Kingdom in 2012.
“If you want to know something about your wheat crop and how it grows this is a program for you because we are going to collect so much data, you’ll have so much information reported back to you,” he explains.
