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Michigan Blueberries
The Blueberry
Team directs the blueberry extension effort in Michigan.
Michigan is the number one state in
Highbush Blueberry Production
. Most of the acreage is located in Southwest Michigan near the Lake Michigan shore. The
sandy glacial soils and high water tables result in excellent blueberry soils with pHs in
the 4.5 to 5.5 range. Over 20 varieties are grown in Michigan.
The harvest season normally runs from early July through October. Unlike most other fruit
crops in Michigan, most blueberry plantings are irrigated. While lowbush
blueberry grows wild in Michigan there is little commercial production
Blueberry
Information at MSU
MSU has a Blueberry Website Blueberry Facts this site has pest and disease
control information. For current information, check out the MSU Fruit
CAT Alert for current season's articles on
blueberries and insect and disease control. This newsletter is produced weekly during the
growing season and includes articles on fruit production as well as IPM practices and
guidelines. A great deal of information is posted at the Van Buren County Blueberry Page.
MBG
Marketing markets blueberries for Michigan Blueberry Growers and growers in many other
states.
NABC, the North
American Blueberry Council represents all Highbush Blueberry Growers. They have a good
site full of all kinds of information on blueberries and links to all the blueberry sites
they can find.