Brook Wilke
Associate Director for Science and Agronomy, Long-term Agroecosystem Research
Kellogg Biological Station & Michigan State University Learn more about Brook’s research
Researching how to create stronger, more resilient crops for better Michigan craft beverages.
Michigan is home to resourceful, committed and innovative researchers — many of whom have worked in the field for decades. New research allows us to be precise but adaptable in Michigan’s ever-growing, bustling craft beverage industry.
New discoveries on wine grapes, hop production, invasive pests and weather are being made constantly. Use relevant research to grow your knowledge of the craft beverage industry.
We support a robust research grant program that provides annual funding for projects and is always evaluating research priorities. If you are looking for the opportunity to influence the craft beverage industry with new learning, find more information on grant opportunities.
The Michigan Craft Beverage Council is investing in the future of Michigan’s craft beverage industry by providing ample research opportunities and we are eager to share the results. See where research has been done and what topics have been funded in the past year.
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Learn more about the projects that have been funded and the people behind the work.
Associate Director for Science and Agronomy, Long-term Agroecosystem Research
Kellogg Biological Station & Michigan State University Learn more about Brook’s research
Senior Educator
Michigan State University Extension Learn more about Rob’s research
Integrated Pest Management Coordinator
Michigan State University Extension Learn more about Erin’s research
Professor, Department of Horticulture
Michigan State University Learn more about Steven’s research
Director of Fermented Beverage Analysis Lab and Education
Michigan State University Learn more about Nicole’s research
Wheat Extension Specialist
Michigan State University Learn more about Dennis’s research