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• MSU and the Pawpaw: America’s best tasting fruit

  By Stephanie Motschenbacher| msu.edu@ This native tropical-tasting fruit can be foraged, but you might prefer the varieties cultivated by MSU’s Johnny Pawpawseed.@ July 15, 2021 Admirers have given agricultural economist Neal Peterson, ’80, many nicknames—Johnny Pawpawseed, Papa Pawpaw and even the Mahatma of Pawpaws—thanks to his nearly 40-year effort to popularize America’s largest edible native fruit.

  By Stephanie Motschenbacher · msu.edu

  Jul. 15, 2021

• MSU announces Gilbert Family Foundation, Rock Family of Companies support for opening Apple Developer Academy in Detroit

  By Caroline Brooks, Stephanie Motschenbacher, Lois Furry| MSUToday (Michigan State University)@ Michigan State University today announced the Gilbert Family Foundation, in partnership with the Rock Family of Companies, will support the new Apple Developer Academy in Detroit, a transformative education collaboration between Apple and MSU and the first Apple Developer Academy in North America.

  By Caroline Brooks, Stephanie Motschenbacher, Lois Furry · MSUToday (Michigan State University)

  Jun. 17, 2021

• MSU and the Pawpaw: America’s best tasting fruit

  By Stephanie Motschenbacher| msu.edu@ This native tropical-tasting fruit can be foraged, but you might prefer the varieties cultivated by MSU’s Johnny Pawpawseed.@ July 15, 2021 Admirers have given agricultural economist Neal Peterson, ’80, many nicknames—Johnny Pawpawseed, Papa Pawpaw and even the Mahatma of Pawpaws—thanks to his nearly 40-year effort to popularize America’s largest edible native fruit.

  By Stephanie Motschenbacher · msu.edu

  Jul. 15, 2021

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