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Michigan State University (MSU)

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Michigan State University (MSU) is a public research university located in East Lansing, Michigan, United States with a number of potato research projects, in particular in the area of Potato Breeding and Genetics.
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Study by Michigan State University and University of Wisconsin shows heat and moisture drive Colorado potato beetle outbreaks.
April 26, 2026
Heat and Weather Patterns Drive Colorado Potato Beetle Outbreaks Over 16 Years Study Reveals
A 16-year study by Michigan State University finds heat is the main driver of Colorado potato beetle populations, with precipitation and soil conditions also influencing outbreaks, aiding better pest forecasting and crop protection.
Michigan State University announces its 2026 Regenerative Agriculture Winter Webinar Series, a free six-session virtual program focused on soil health, water quality and resilient farming systems.
February 09, 2026
Michigan State University Announces 2026 Regenerative Agriculture Winter Webinar Series
Michigan State University Extension will host a free six-session 2026 Regenerative Agriculture Winter Webinar Series in February. The virtual program will share practical strategies to improve soil health, water quality and farm resilience.
Potato Late blight
September 10, 2025
Michigan Potato Industry Commission Launches Late Blight Resource Webpage
A new webpage by the Michigan Potato Industry Commission offers growers tools to identify and manage late blight, featuring pathogen details, outbreak protocols, fungicide advice and links to monitoring organizations.
Joseph Ifeanyi Ulasi conducts cutting-edge research in the lab to strengthen disease resistance in diploid potatoes.
July 17, 2025
Michigan State University Potato Breeding Breakthrough in Late Blight Resistance
Joseph Ifeanyi Ulasi leads a groundbreaking project to boost late blight resistance in diploid potatoes by introgressing novel Rpi genes from wild species. Using Solanum verrucosum as a genetic bridge, he advances resilient breeding for future crops.

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