
Michigan and Michigan State Launch ‘Piss Off’ Urine-Collection Contest for Fertilizer Research
Published November 8, 2026
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The University of Michigan and Michigan State are turning a campus rivalry into a research challenge, collecting urine for fertilizer research. This gross-out card captures the collaboration with one enormous, bottle-trapping snot bubble.
The University of Michigan and Michigan State University are joining forces in a competition nicknamed “Piss Off.” The effort encourages urine collection for research into using urine as a fertilizer resource. The project puts a humorous spin on the universities’ familiar rivalry while supporting research into nutrient recovery and sustainable agriculture. The CBS Detroit report covers the collaboration and its collection challenge.
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