The yellow-spotted salamander is a slippery, shiny Mississippi amphibian. Also known as Ambystoma maculatum, this is a large amphibian, measuring between six to nine inches!
Growing citrus in containers has been a rewarding experience for me and some of my friends, and it might be something you should consider for your own landscape.
STARKVILLE, Miss. -- Until an avian flu vaccine for chickens or other alternative is federally approved, commercial poultry operations in the U.S. will have to keep “stamping out” entire flocks with a confirmed case to prevent further exposure -- just like one in Noxubee County recently had to do.
In this episode of Taking the Reins, we sit down with Keyton Stone of Big Ridge Performance Horses in Baldwyn, MS. Keyton shares his expert insights on the critical role a reputable horseman plays in the equine purchasing process. From avoiding scams to identifying red flags that lead to dishonest dealings, we dive deep into how to navigate the sometimes tricky world of buying horses. Whether you're a seasoned rider or a newcomer to the equine world, this episode provides valuable advice to help ensure your next horse purchase is a success. Tune in to learn how to make informed decisions and avoid common pitfalls in the industry.
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STARKVILLE, Miss. -- Practice was in session Friday at Mississippi State University’s Humphrey Coliseum as a group of local people with disabilities worked on their basketball shots.
The participants were guests of the MSU Athletics Department and MSU Extension’s REACH program, which stands for Resources of Extension Accessing Communities for Hope. Jim McAdory, MSU Extension agent in Winston County, organized the event.
“We want you to be a part of the Bulldog family,” McAdory told the guests.
Greens are about as Southern of a food as you’ll find. Growing up, my grandparents almost always had a bowl of greens at the lunch table.
When the Mississippi 4-H’ers come to the Mississippi State Fair, they come ready to compete.

Mississippi State University Extension Director Dr. Angus Catchot, center, with Mississippi 4-H Ambassadors, including, from left, Abbye Buchanan of Rankin County, Karley Jo Harrison of Union County, Reagan Hearn of Rankin County, Jordan Brooks of Holmes County, Morgan White of Oktibbeha County, John Clayton Kitchens (back) of Lauderdale County, Orin Howell of Holmes County, Emily Stewart of Leake County, Samuel McDaniel (back) of Lincoln County, Joy Kitchens of Lauderdale County, and Neely Grace Jordan of Leflore County.
Have extra carrots you need to use? Try this recipe with balsamic vinegar.
Loropetalums have a bold beauty in landscapes that I admire, but I’ve noticed that the traditional, large varieties can sometimes be a bit overwhelming in small garden spaces.
Litter is a common problem around the state, and all of that trash eventually makes its way to our oceans. But there are ways to help keep your community clean.