Forage wild, edible plants with care for unique foods
Growing interest in sustainability and becoming self-sufficient has many people learning old skills, including foraging in the wild for food to supplement their meals.
Growing interest in sustainability and becoming self-sufficient has many people learning old skills, including foraging in the wild for food to supplement their meals.
A Mississippi State University forestry research team received a competitive $590,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to study market dynamics, risks and resilience in the southern U.S. forest sector.
Spread by ticks, AGS can cause an allergic reaction to red meat and other mammal products.
There are some plants that make you smile the moment you see them, and Polka Dot Plants are at the top of that list for me.
Committed to high-quality childcare, age-appropriate resources, and reliable family support, the Mississippi State University Extension Service is growing its Head Start programs beyond Harrison County into Hancock County.
If you have a garden or a few containers of vegetables each summer, chances are you plant tomatoes. These tips can help you grow a bountiful harvest.
When a system works, there is little reason to change and many reasons to stick with success; any change in that system is often small things to improve efficiency.
Gardeners who want to help support pollinators do not need a complicated, elaborately planned landscape.
Two educational parenting programs designed to help protect Mississippi’s children through support and intervention are making a difference.
Vivian Cade begins serving as MSU Extension’s program coordinator for response and recovery May 1. This role monitors weather, drought, emergency management, public health and agricultural disease information to support timely preparedness, response and coordinated messaging for MSU Extension leadership and stakeholders.