Swiss cheese and curry powder amp up the flavor in this quick soup.
This creamy Vegetable Cheese Soup is great on a cold winter night.
As happens in every other industry, when costs rise and markets stay flat or decline, farmers look for ways to either cut costs or increase income.
At the Row Crop Short Course hosted in December by the Mississippi State University Extension Service, those in attendance heard about a double-cropping system not yet tried in Mississippi. One presenter gave research data on growing corn and then soybeans in South Carolina as a way to increase the annual income from the same acreage.
When Larry Alexander was inducted into the National 4-H Hall of Fame last October, the honor was based on a career spent investing in young people and supporting an organization that helps kids become the best possible versions of themselves.
After decades teaching and leading in Mississippi 4-H, Larry Alexander was inducted into the 2024 National 4-H Hall of Fame.
While it is fun to include seasonal color and exciting annuals, perennials make up the backbone of a landscape. Some are dependable but not eye-catching, while others do it all.
Heuchera, commonly known as Coral Bells or alumroot, is one of my favorite perennials for adding a striking combination of color, texture and year-round interest to the garden.
In honor of Valentine’s Day, let’s talk about love… lovebugs, that is!
The lovebugs’ enduring bond is seen as a symbol of deep, lasting companionship, making them the perfect representation of love.
Show your heart some love —because a healthy heart means a healthier YOU! Heart disease is the leading cause of death in men and women in the United States. But the good news is that, in many cases, heart disease can be prevented.
Show your heart some love with these 7 tips from Extension dietitian nutritionist Qula Madkin.
RAYMOND, Miss. -- While wildfires may not seem like a threat to Mississippians and their property, they certainly can be. And residents should take precautionary steps to protect themselves.
As we approach Valentine’s Day, you may be searching for the perfect gift for your plant-loving Valentine. I recommend you consider a Bleeding Heart vine celebrated for its beautiful flowers, which perfectly symbolize love and passion.
In this episode of Taking the Reins, Clay sits down with Pamela Adam and Kate Rushton, both talented riders for the Mississippi State IHSA Equestrian team. Together, they jump into the unique challenges and nuances of balancing life as a collegiate equestrian and being students. From early mornings in the barn to managing the demands of academic life, Pamela and Kate share their personal experiences and insights into what it truly takes to excel both in the arena and the classroom. Tune in for an honest and engaging conversation about the highs and lows of being a student-athlete in the world of collegiate equestrian sports.
Full video can be viewed on YouTube: https://youtu.be/vb5ZJzI7VS4