Ag outlook conference adds second day
The MSU Extension Service and MSU Department of Agricultural Economics will host the 2026 Mississippi Agricultural Outlook Conference Jan. 12-13, 2026, at The Mill at MSU.
The MSU Extension Service and MSU Department of Agricultural Economics will host the 2026 Mississippi Agricultural Outlook Conference Jan. 12-13, 2026, at The Mill at MSU.
Stretching from central Canada through the Midwest and down to the Gulf Coast, the Mississippi Flyway acts as a natural corridor guiding a variety of ducks and geese into Mississippi. As cold fronts sweep across the northern states and wetlands freeze over, birds are pushed steadily southward.
For 50 years, the Mississippi State University Deer Lab—a partnership between the university’s Forest and Wildlife Research Center and MSU Extension Service—has delivered nationally recognized research on deer biology, habitat management and land stewardship to hunters, landowners and wildlife professionals across the Magnolia State.
Nothing ushers in the holidays quite like the rich, cheerful glow of poinsettias. Their bold color seems to warm the room instantly, even on the grayest December day.
Mississippi is the nation’s top catfish-producing state, and the Mississippi State University Extension Service offers many different services to support the state’s catfish industry.
Though the temperatures have cooled down, it doesn’t mean our gardens have to fade into the background.
Some plants truly shine when the weather turns crisp; they offer long-lasting color and charm throughout the winter months. With a little planning, you can create containers and garden beds that stay vibrant even during the coldest days.
The holidays are painted as bright, sparkly, and magical, but that’s not always reality.
Duck season in Mississippi begins tomorrow, Dec. 6. Deer season has already gotten started—bow season just finished up, youth season is in full swing, and rifle season is about to get started.
The holidays bring parties, fun decorations, extra time with friends and family—and trash. A lot of trash.
Every holiday season, few plants capture the spirit of Christmas quite like the poinsettia.
With their festive colors and cheerful presence, poinsettias have long been a favorite for decorating homes, churches and businesses. But did you know that poinsettias come in far more colors than the classic red?