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Hunters are urged to test deer for chronic wasting disease -- even when they look healthy -- before processing or eating the meat. This CWD-positive buck was harvested in 2021 in Benton County, Mississippi. (Submitted photo)

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Deer hunters needed in the ongoing CWD battle
By BONNIE A. COBLENTZ- MSU EXTENSION SERVICE
Wed,09/14/22-12:00PM , 656 Reads
Deer hunters are urgently needed to participate in the battle to limit the spread of chronic wasting disease among the state’s prized white-tailed deer population.
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Armyworms can appear in the fall.

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Although delayed, look out for annual fall armyworm arrival
By BONNIE A. COBLENTZ- MSU EXTENSION SERVICE
Tue,08/02/22-7:54AM , 540 Reads
Mississippi pastures, hay fields and lawns are threatened annually by fall armyworms, and close observation and quick action are the only ways to successfully battle the pests again this year.
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Mississippi catfish producers are receiving record prices for their products, but high input costs are challenging their ability to make a profit. (Photo by MSU Extension Service/Kevin Hudson)

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Catfish producers struggle despite high market prices
By BONNIE A. COBLENTZ- MSU EXTENSION SERVICE
Tue,07/19/22-8:19AM , 748 Reads
Catfish producers in Mississippi are receiving good prices for their products, but their continued profitability faces challenges from high heat and high costs for feed and fuel.
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These Cora Cascade vincas grew as colorful ground covers in 2021 in citrus containers. They exhibited a consistent lilac color with a darker center eye. (Photo by MSU Extension/Gary Bachman)

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Plant volunteers spring up as garden surprises
By BONNIE A. COBLENTZ- MSU EXTENSION SERVICE
Mon,07/11/22-1:08PM , 430 Reads
One of my most enjoyable garden experiences involves plants that just randomly pop up in various places in my home garden and landscape.

Some gardeners call these weeds, but many others call them volunteers. I love my plant volunteers, and I let them grow in some unexpected places around my landscape.
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