Media outlets starting with M
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MMichigan Farm NewsUnited States of America
Established in 1938. Written for commercial farmers in the state of Michigan. Aims to help local farmers excel in their farming operations. Contains news from the agricultural community, provides market and weather forecasts, new farm product reviews, governmental issues, and lifestyle features. Covers state and national legislative and regulatory issues. Also features farm program updates, weather forecasts, farm safety issues and market analysis.
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MMichigan FarmerUnited States of America
Provides information on better farm management to farmers throughout the state of Michigan. Articles cover economic concerns, building design and construction, farm machinery updates, chemical and feed use, animal husbandry, pollution, farm technology, new products and farm policy issues. A special December issue is devoted to current and future farm management problems and their possible solutions.
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MMichigan Farmer OnlineUnited States of America
Provides information on better farm management to farmers throughout the state of Michigan. Articles cover economic concerns, building design and construction, farm machinery updates, chemical and feed use, animal husbandry, pollution, farm technology, new products and farm policy issues. A special December issue is devoted to current and future farm management problems and their possible solutions.
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MMichigan Food NewsUnited States of America
Written for retailers, wholesalers and brokers in the Michigan market and covers industry trends, state and federal laws affecting the food industry, technological changes, store sales, expansions and modernizations and personnel changes.
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MMichigan Historical ReviewUnited States of America
The Michigan Historical Review is the scholarly publication devoted to the history of Michigan. The Review is published twice yearly
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MMichigan History MagazineUnited States of America
Published since 1917 and dedicated to telling the exciting stories of Michigan people and their impact on their communities, the nation and the world. Feature articles, bold illustrations and departments highlighting history-related books, travel and events.
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MMichigan Home and LifestyleUnited States of America
The Michigan Home Resource Guide was started in 2002 as a tool for consumers looking for information about companies in the construction trades. The publication had limited distribution, primarily through building supply stores. Then, in 2004, Dennis Stadel founded Stadel Media, Inc. and purchased the Resource Guide from his partner. In 2005, the magazine changed names and became Michigan Home and Lifestyle. The emphasis shifted and design and lifestyle articles were added. Since then the magazine has continued to evolve and is now a leading Michigan magazine with distribution throughout the state, newsstand distribution to over 1,300 locations, and readers in 45 states, two military bases, and Canada. Content is targeted to all regions in the Lower Peninsula with special interest articles in six regions – Southeast, Southwest, West, Mid, Grand Traverse, and Northern.
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MMichigan Hospitality ReviewUnited States of America
Formerly Michigan Beverage Journal, designed to cover the non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverage industry in Michigan. Includes articles about conferences and trade shows, programs for merchandisers, features on local businesses, state and national legislative reports, merchandising tips, industry news, product information and wholesaler directories. Also covers food and food preparation along with marketing and legislative news. Member of the Beverage Network.
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MMichigan House RepublicansUnited States of America
Michigan House Republicans covers Politics,Local News
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MMichigan Journal of Community Service LearningUnited States of America
Launched in 1994 in order to publish research, theory and pedagogy articles related to higher education academic service-learning. Also includes coverage of campus-community partnerships and faculty engaged scholarship. Targets college and university faculty and administrators. Contributing authors represent a wide range of academic disciplines and professions. Submission guidelines may be found via their website.