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Extension publication outlines new relief program for producers
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Survey of 2019 MS backwater flood helps reveal 2020 losses
A sharper focus on the economic impact of the lower Delta backwater flood of 2019 helps predict the implications of continued flooding this year.
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Use flowers that create mats of color in gardens
One of the landscape views many gardeners ignore is the horizontal plane. Plants that create mats or carpets create a lot of interest and serve an important role in landscapes and gardens.
Let’s look at a few of my colorful carpet favorites.
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Extension reintroduces HappyHealthy campaign
As Mississippians continue to practice social distancing, they can learn ways to create shared food and family experiences, prepare meals at home, shop for healthy foods on a budget and be more physically active through the HappyHealthy social campaign.
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Profusion zinnias give strong color all summer
I’m becoming increasingly optimistic about our 2020 Mississippi summer gardens and landscapes. COVID-19 is on everyone’s mind, but an upside to the virus is that more homeowners are gardening than ever before. If you’re looking for summer color that will grow through the summer and beyond, then Profusion zinnia is the plant for you.
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Extension offers professional development courses free online
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Extension, MDAC launch online pesticide training
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MSU experts: no Asian hornets in Mississippi
News reports of a new, invasive hornet spotted in the Northwest has heightened people’s awareness of flying insects recently.
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Share at-home activities with young children
Following nationwide closures of pre-Ks and early childhood education centers due to coronavirus, millions of parents are now caring for their young children at home.
Many Mississippi parents are wondering how to continue their young child’s learning, said Louise Davis, a Mississippi State University Extension Service professor with the School of Human Sciences. With a little bit of structure and some fun activities, young children can continue to develop the skills they need for school and beyond.