The state has withheld its October payment from the Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station and MSU Extension.Armstrong, the dean of MSU's College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, sees it as a sign that Gov. Jennifer Granholm might veto the programs' $64 million in funding altogether."We called (the state) to ask questions, and we're just not getting any clear answers," he said. He has a word for what it would mean: "Devastation, devastation." More specifically, it would mean that 82 extension offices and 17 research stations around the state would close immediately, he said.