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USDA program helps growers recoup some losses
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Certain native plants thrive in shady landscape areas
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Native azaleas’ spring blooms are peak of year-round charm
April is Native Plant Month, making it the perfect time to celebrate the beauty and importance of native species. Native azalea is one of my favorites, and it is currently putting on a spectacular show.
Throughout this month, I’ll highlight other native plants that thrive in our region.
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Producers plan to plant more corn, less cotton
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MSU Extension Head Start supports learning, growth
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Papaya trees add fruit, tropical look to gardens
I recently came across a remarkable papaya plant thriving since 2014 inside a greenhouse, and it has now grown into a productive tree.
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High hive mortality mars bee business
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Small fruit crops have good potential in state
Fruit production requires considerable effort, and some fruits require much more care than others -- facts specialists with the Mississippi State University Extension Service keep in mind as they provide research and information support to the industry.
MSU has ongoing blueberry research at the South Mississippi Branch Experiment Station in Poplarville and the Beaumont Horticultural Unit, and muscadine research at Beaumont and the McNeill Research Unit. MSU also has trials and research on blackberries, wine grapes, elderberries, passion fruit and strawberries.
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MSU Extension offers free water well testing, training
SENATOBIA, Miss. -- The Mississippi State University Extension Service will offer free bacteria and chemical screenings for private water well owners in Tate County during an upcoming workshop.