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4-H’er Mason Williams poses with his reserve champion light mediumweight market goat at the 55th Annual Dixie National Junior Round-Up on Feb. 8, 2024. The sale was held at the Mississippi Trade Mart and grossed $484,010 on 53 animals. (Photo by MSU Extension Service/Kevin Hudson)

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Dixie National sales surpass $9 million
By NATHAN GREGORY
Mon,02/12/24-10:47AM , 510 Reads
Hinds County 4-H’er Mason Williams had already represented Mississippi in a national competition less than a year ago, so showing animals in a statewide event was no sweat.
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Aerial waterfowl survey data show duck abundance in the southeastern U.S. is well below average. (Courtesy photo/Andrew Green)

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Weather, drought impact waterfowl migration
By NATHAN GREGORY
Tue,01/23/24-9:53AM , 545 Reads
“Where are all the ducks?” It’s a question James Callicutt fields with more frequency and urgency from hunters and birders in Mississippi by the year.
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Nathan Kauffman, senior vice president of Kansas City Fed Omaha Branch, was the keynote speaker for the 2024 Mississippi Agricultural Outlook Conference Jan. 11 at the Bost Extension Center at Mississippi State University. He is the Kansas City Fed’s principal agricultural economy expert. (Photo by Kevin Hudson/MSU Extension Service)

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Loan rates, commodity prices may reduce ‘24 farm incomes
By NATHAN GREGORY
Tue,01/23/24-9:05AM , 587 Reads
Producers should anticipate tighter profit margins in 2024 as agricultural commodity prices decrease and financing costs climb. However, experts expect the industry to be buoyed by its economic strength, which has grown 6% since 2021.
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PAC meetings provide growers a forum
By NATHAN GREGORY
Mon,01/15/24-2:00PM , 429 Reads
Agricultural specialists and scientists at Mississippi State University are hosting three meetings to hear growers’ needs in research and educational programming.
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