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Mississippi State University research is determining the best time to terminate winter cover crops. The better-looking corn on the left was planted in a field where cover crops were terminated earlier than those on the right. (Photo by MSU Extension Service)

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Corn can benefit from managed cover crops
By BONNIE A. COBLENTZ- MSU EXTENSION SERVICE
Sun,09/10/23-11:46AM , 507 Reads
Despite several recognized benefits of growing winter cover crops, this conservation system has limited acceptance, something Mississippi State University researchers are trying to change by identifying and better managing risks.
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High heat and severe drought since early July wilted this cotton growing in south-central Mississippi. Much of the cotton in this area will not be harvested. (Photo by MSU Extension Service/Brian Pieralisi)

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Highly variable cotton crop reaching harvest
By BONNIE A. COBLENTZ- MSU EXTENSION SERVICE
Thu,09/07/23-9:15AM , 539 Reads
High temperatures and drought since early July left some cotton acreage not worth harvesting, while others with irrigation may still make an excellent crop in Mississippi.
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Beavers chew down trees for building material and food, and to maintain their teeth. (Photo by MSU Extension Service/Kevin Hudson)

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Methods exist to control nuisance beavers on land
By BONNIE A. COBLENTZ- MSU EXTENSION SERVICE
Wed,08/23/23-1:35PM , 608 Reads
Shortly after Emily Duggar bought property in Madison County to build a house near Canton, she realized there were beavers on a creek that ran through the back of the property.
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The majority of Mississippi’s 2.3 million acre soybean crop looks to be in very good condition as it nears harvest. (Photo by MSU Extension Service/Kevin Hudson)

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Early soybean crop looks good as it nears harvest
By BONNIE A. COBLENTZ- MSU EXTENSION SERVICE
Mon,07/31/23-4:11PM , 559 Reads
Mississippi’s 2.3 million acre soybean crop is looking strong late in its growing season, thanks to somewhat earlier planting dates and almost ideal conditions through the end of July.
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