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USDA changes zones for Mississippi plants
By BONNIE A. COBLENTZ- MSU EXTENSION SERVICE
Sat,01/20/24-8:39AM , 245 Reads
Gardeners careful to select plants that thrive in their area have an updated U.S. Department of Agriculture Plant Hardiness Zone Map to use.
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Poultry generated an estimated $3.1 billion to Mississippi agriculture in 2023, down from the $3.9 billion generated in 2022. (File photo by MSU Extension Service)

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Poultry retains state’s top ag spot at $3.1B
By BONNIE A. COBLENTZ- MSU EXTENSION SERVICE
Thu,12/21/23-4:54PM , 446 Reads
Mississippi’s poultry took an estimated 23% loss in value in 2023; though production was strong, a failure to meet the previous year’s record high prices was responsible for the hit.
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A Mississippi State University Extension Service study found that the average age of certified waterworks operators who reside in Mississippi is increasing. Dustin Pearson operates a community water system in Winston County. (Photo by MSU Extension Service/Kevin Hudson)

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State’s waterworks operators are aging, experienced workers
By BONNIE A. COBLENTZ- MSU EXTENSION SERVICE
Thu,11/30/23-7:56AM , 421 Reads
Although few consider what makes it possible to turn on the tap at home and get abundant, clean water, there is an entire critical infrastructure operating smoothly to make that happen.
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The Mexican petunia produces stunning purple flowers, but it can be invasive as it spreads quickly and may crowd other plants. (Photo by MSU Extension/Eddie Smith)

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Add regal purple to spring gardens
By BONNIE A. COBLENTZ- MSU EXTENSION SERVICE
Mon,11/13/23-12:59PM , 470 Reads
Fall is a great time to start planning for the upcoming spring season. If you’re thinking about making some changes to your landscape, have you considered bringing in a new color?

Purple is a regal, attention-grabbing color that can add a touch of sophistication and elegance to your garden or landscape.
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