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A new Extension art contest allows teens to develop art and messages to encourage residents and visitors to reduce, clean up, and prevent litter.
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A new Extension art contest allows teens to develop art and messages to encourage residents and visitors to reduce, clean up, and prevent litter.
A budget-friendly, family-favorite meal for any time of year
When you think of carnivores, lions, bears and similar large animal species may come to mind. Many people may not know that the botanical world has its own set of plants that eat insects and small animals.
RAYMOND, Miss. -- Landowners who had timber damage from the January ice storm should watch for bark beetles and disease.
RAYMOND, Miss. -- Mississippi State University Extension Service forestry specialists are encouraging timberland owners to keep a watchful eye on their property for signs of bark beetles and disease after January’s ice storm.
The May 12 workshop at Lake Forest Ranch will focus on managing costs and planning for the future through natural regeneration, an approach that can establish productive timber stands while reducing initial investment.
America is the most severe weather-prone country on Earth, but you can take a few advanced steps to be prepared.
March seems early to think about watermelons, but now is the time to register for a summer field day that provides extensive information on growing these juicy treats.