A two-day event in mid-October will help those with waterfowl and wetland management responsibilities learn how to improve wetlands for waterfowl.
Hosted by the Mississippi State University Extension Service, the waterfowl weekend will be held Oct. 17-18 at Gumbo Flats Hunting Lodge in Lambert. The $100 registration fee covers all meals and educational aspects of the event.
RAYMOND, Miss. -- Cattle producers, industry professionals and others interested in beef cattle production are invited to the Beef Cattle Field Day Event at Mississippi State University’s Brown Loam Branch Experiment Station in Raymond on Oct. 30.
Do you know how many native oak trees can be found in Mississippi? If you guessed 34, you’d be right!
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Mississippi State University will host two events this fall promoting agricultural education with an emphasis on dairy production.
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Adults across the state are learning about cooking and nutrition through some hands-on training provided by the Mississippi State University Extension Service.
Cooking Matters for Adults is a six-week program that helps adults eat better and make food budgets last longer. It launched in 2018 as an educational complement to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program – Education, or SNAP-Ed, and the Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program, or EFNEP. It is continuing despite recent federal budget cuts.