Added by Phillip Tocco • Last updated February 11, 2020
Agricultural Extension, State Departments of Agriculture or Health, and other organizations work, often independently, to meet the needs of farmers within their areas. By virtue of a moderate level of collaborative effort, these independent products could be inter-compatible in a way that would meet farmer needs regionally or even nationally. In particular, farmers that are near state borders may benefit from having access to lab availability in-formation from states on both sides of the border. The procedure used by Michigan State University Extension to build a database-driven Google Map of water labs, outlined in this resource document, is one way to begin working collaboratively to fulfill this vision.
