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Muscadine field day set for Aug. 29
CARRIERE, Miss. -- Muscadine producers can learn more about growing the specialty crop during an upcoming field day. The 2024 Muscadine Field Day will be held Aug. 29 at the Mississippi State University McNeill Research Unit in Carriere.
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MSU Extension professional received national recognition
A Mississippi State University Extension Service forage specialist recently received a national award for his high-quality work and effective program development.
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Field day spotlights MSU row crop research
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Rice Fest celebrates success of industry
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Mississippi 4-H foresters win another national title
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State’s soybean crop soon to enter harvest
Harvest will begin as soon as early August for soybeans, Mississippi’s largest row crop that is overall in good shape heading into the last weeks of its growing season.
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Pugster Series butterfly bushes are pretty garden additions
I’ve always been a fan of butterfly bushes, so in my garden, I have both regular-sized varieties and a couple of dwarf varieties.
My favorites are the dwarf ones. They are compact and known for their fragrant blossoms and ability to attract pollinators such as butterflies, bees and hummingbirds.
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MSU Extension fisheries specialist named AFS fellow
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Zero-waste living can help protect marine ecosystems
RAYMOND, Miss. -- By 2050, the world’s oceans will contain more plastic pollution by weight than fish. It's an alarming statistic. Implementing small lifestyle changes associated with zero waste can help reduce all waste, including plastics, that enter waterways and landfills.