If you have Japanese knotweed on your Michigan land, read about the challenge ahead of you eliminating this invasive species, as it's nearly indestructible.
Avian influenza in Michigan poultry has been confirmed, the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development advises poultry owners on protection measures.
For the past few years, State of Michigan officials have warned residents about a colorful insect that that damages fruit, hops, and hardwood trees. Now, national health experts are backing that up, saying this pest should be killed on sight.