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Growers rush to harvest soybeans before Delta visits
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Extension specialists accept award for sea-level rise work
A partnership led by Mississippi State University Extension Service specialists recently received a national award for work aimed at understanding and mitigating the impacts of rising sea levels.
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Use Telstar dianthus for cool season color
One of the attributes I look for when choosing annual color plants is how hardworking they will be in my home landscape.
While I know garden chores are an integral part of the landscape game, I like my garden and landscape to be relaxing. I don’t like to change out color every month. If you do, that’s fine, and you might not be interested in what I have to say next. But I personally like easy. -
Stay alert for pests of winter vegetable crops
Spring and summer bring out the insects in Mississippi lawns and gardens, but fall has its own share of pests that attack cool-season vegetables.
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Corn posts solid harvest despite struggling start
A soggy planting season dissuaded some Mississippi producers from planting corn this year, but those who stuck with the crop have mostly been rewarded with a solid harvest.
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Classes help floral artists create seasonal motifs
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Online trainings help address mental health
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Use snapdragons for lively fall landscapes
I like growing snapdragons when the seasons shift to cool weather. The colorful flowers are like a floral kaleidoscope in the landscape.
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Sweet potato growers face challenges
Some fields benefited from timely rains, while others either received not enough or too much.