Farming

Three Muskegon County farms are receiving state money to boost their soil health and their bottom line. One farmer says “regenerative agriculture” starts at ground level

The expansion is supported by a $210,000 Michigan Business Development Program performance-based grant

In November, Allegan County voters will decide a proposed millage renewal that could secure nearly $800,000 a year for the country’s Conservation District

At a time when West Michigan communities are debating data center development, Ottawa County’s Georgetown Township is taking steps to control land use

Dairy company fairlife, which employs hundreds of people at its Coopersville plant, has paused U.S. production after experiencing a ransomware attack

New funding has been set aside to protect more Kent County farmland from future development

Chobani officially broke ground today on the expansion of its Norton Shores coffee operations, which will create jobs and boost demand for local fruit and dairy

A $650 million expansion at Coopersville’s fairlife is adding more than 100 new jobs and increasing milk demand from local dairy farmers

Tonja Gofoe-Moyer is the only Black beekeeper in West Michigan.

Michigan’s agriculture is the state’s second largest industry contributing an annual $126 billion to the state’s economy. But federal tariffs are negatively impacting farmers and consumers this year