Sweet potato and apple casserole is delicious, easy to make, and perfect for the holiday season.
The ginkgo tree, scientifically known as Ginkgo biloba, is an incredible species that stands out because of its unique characteristics and beauty.
RAYMOND, Miss. -- Mississippi’s peanut producers are close to wrapping up harvest for 2024. Producers planted 25,500 acres of peanuts, a 30% increase from last year. This year, growers returned between 4,000 and 5,000 acres to peanut production.
I recently visited Buds and Blooms Nursery in Wesson, Mississippi, where they were growing some gorgeous leafy greens in raised beds.
In Episode 33 of Taking the Reins, we dive deep into the artistry and craftsmanship behind custom boot making with the talented Graham Ebner. Known for his exceptional quality and storytelling through each pair, Graham embodies the spirit of a true artist. As my friend Pete Agalos says: "There is nothing too good for a cowboy."
Join us as Graham shares the journey that led him to become a leading figure in bespoke boots. With his unique and engaging personality, he reveals the passion and creativity that fuel his work, and how he crafts boots that not only fit perfectly but also tell a story. Whether you're a boot aficionado or just curious about the artistry of custom footwear, this episode offers a fascinating look at why Graham loves his craft so much and how he continues to push the boundaries of what’s possible in boot making.
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Full interview can be watched on YouTube at Taking the Reins Mississippi State University
Closed captioning available on YouTube also
STARKVILLE, Miss. -- Agricultural producers and consultants are encouraged to register for the annual Mississippi State University Row Crop Short Course.
Hosted by the Mississippi State University Extension Service and the Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station, the 2024 Row Crop Short Course will be held Dec. 9-11 at the Mill Conference Center in Starkville.
I recently visited Rosie’s Garden in Brandon, a community space where volunteers cultivate a deeper appreciation for how food is grown while also helping to provide fresh produce to those in need.
The garden features 36 raised beds arranged in the shape of a cross, offering a diverse array of vegetable crops, herbs and flowers designed to attract pollinators.
It’s spooky season, and there’s nothing as spooky to some people as a creepy-crawly spider! Many people have arachnophobia, or the fear of spiders.
Retired state specialist Larry Alexander was honored by being inducted into the National 4-H Hall of Fame for his career spent serving young people through the Mississippi State University Extension Service 4-H Youth Program.
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