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Southern Gardening

Use Cool Wave pansies for lasting winter color

Filed Under: Flower Gardens

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Extension Outdoors

State’s rural lands offer hidden values

Filed Under: Farming, Rural Development, Wildlife, Wildlife Economics and Enterprises

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Crop Report

Frequent rain limiting state’s wheat acreage

Filed Under: Wheat

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Feature Story

Grant reveals concerns for agricultural families

Filed Under: Agriculture, Farming, Farm Safety, Food and Health, Rural Health

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November 8, 2018

Southern Gardening

November 11, 2018

Fall Salvia

Extension Stories

April 23, 2018

Home Foundation Repair in Mississippi

Extension for Real Life Blog

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The Food Factor | Breakfast Burritos

November 9, 2018

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So Why Do Plant Containers Have Drain Holes?

November 6, 2018

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Brandon Alverson (Lee County), Lionel Brown (Wilkinson County), Alex Shook (Pearl River County) chat during a break from the 2018 MSU Extension Annual Conference. (Photo by Michaela Parker)

Behind the Scenes at Extension Annual Conference

November 2, 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