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Registration is about to begin for the next class of Master Gardeners, a program offered by the Mississippi State University Extension Service. Eileen Hollander of Pearl River County is one of the expert volunteers in this service organization. (Photo by MSU Extension Service/Kevin Hudson)

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Register Aug. 15 for fall Master Gardener classes
By BONNIE A. COBLENTZ- MSU EXTENSION SERVICE
Thu,08/05/21-10:47AM , 847 Reads
VERONA, Miss. -- Gardeners who want to give back to their communities can take advantage of an online training opportunity to hone their skills this fall.
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Mississippi’s soybean crop is divided into two distinctly different maturity levels caused by widely separate planting dates. These were setting beans July 23, 2021, at Mississippi State University’s R.R. Foil Plant Science Research Center in Oktibbeha County. (Photo by MSU Extension Service/Kevin Hudson)

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Divided soybean crop has good price prospect
By BONNIE A. COBLENTZ- MSU EXTENSION SERVICE
Mon,08/02/21-9:38AM , 602 Reads
STARKVILLE, Miss. -- Most soybeans in Mississippi are having a good year to date, with 82% of the crop appearing in good or excellent shape past the midway point in the season.

Prices also look good, with averages above those of recent years.
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Timber prices have not kept pace with high construction costs because of high levels of supply. Jonathan White was operating a loader for Brian Smith Logging at a job site in Franklin County, Mississippi, on June 23, 2021. (Photo by MSU Extension Service/Kevin Hudson)

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High construction costs not reflected in timber prices
By BONNIE A. COBLENTZ- MSU EXTENSION SERVICE
Tue,06/29/21-11:03AM , 3,451 Reads
STARKVILLE, Miss. -- Although construction costs are through the roof timber prices have not kept pace, and Mississippi forest landowners are waiting for improved markets.
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Young people with an interest in the outdoors can apply for Mississippi State University’s 2021 Conservation Camp hosted July 19-23. Based on the MSU campus, the camp features wildlife science and outdoor exploration. (Photo by MSU Extension Service/Kevin Hudson)

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MSU offers popular conservation camp
By BONNIE A. COBLENTZ- MSU EXTENSION SERVICE
Mon,06/21/21-8:58AM , 1,074 Reads
STARKVILLE, Miss. -- Young people with an interest in the outdoors have a chance to engage with nature in Mississippi State University’s 2021 Conservation Camp hosted July 19-23.
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