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Feature Story

Extension recruits trainers for disaster preparedness

Filed Under: Disaster Preparedness

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Southern Gardening

Hibiscus family offers varieties for all settings

Filed Under: Flower Gardens

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Crop Report

Rice approaches harvest with increases over 2017

Filed Under: Rice

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Extension Outdoors

For necessity or fun, water is priceless

Filed Under: Water, Water Quality

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August 17, 2018

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August 19, 2018

Summer Long Container Color

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April 23, 2018

Home Foundation Repair in Mississippi

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How to Make Skillet Catfish

August 15, 2018

Gardeners still have time for another harvest of summer vegetables, including peppers, before the first frost arrives. (File photo by MSU Extension Service)

Fall and Winter Gardens Keep Produce Coming

August 14, 2018

Fire ants are best managed by regular applications of granular baits and individual mound treatments as needed. (File photo by MSU Extension Service)

How to Get a Handle on Fire Ants

August 10, 2018

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Extension Matters Magazine

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Mississippi’s 2018 4-H Ambassadors, including, from left, Jaylin Smith of Leflore County; Shae Philips of Lee County; Jonah Holland of Tishomingo County; John Mark Huff of Rankin County; Mikayla Shelton of Calhoun County; Taylor Fields of Lee County; and Precious Thompson of Pike County, stand on the steps of the Mississippi State Capitol Building in Jackson.

Extension Matters Magazine

Volume 4 Number 2