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Corn growing in a research plot at the R.R. Foil Plant Science Research Center, or North Farm, on May 14, 2024, is off to a good start. Corn planting is essentially complete across Mississippi despite wet spring weather that delayed planting in some areas. (Photo by MSU Extension Service/Kevin Hudson)

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Corn planting nears close despite weather delays
By SUSAN M. COLLINS-SMITH
Mon,05/20/24-2:17PM , 129 Reads
Despite wet spring weather that pushed planting beyond the typical window, Mississippi corn producers have essentially completed planting and the crop is in good condition.
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A new program available through the Mississippi State University Extension Service can help people identify, sort and part with sentimental clutter. MSU specialists developed the “Right-Sizing: Dealing with Sentimental Clutter” program with colleagues at the University of Georgia. (Photo by Brebca/stock.adobe.com)

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Program helps clients unload sentimental clutter
By SUSAN M. COLLINS-SMITH
Wed,04/17/24-8:24AM , 407 Reads
Spring’s arrival motivates many people to refresh the spaces where they spend their time.
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MSU Extension offers free soybean nematode testing
By SUSAN M. COLLINS-SMITH
Fri,04/05/24-1:38PM , 1,026 Reads
Mississippi soybean producers may qualify for free nematode testing through the Mississippi State University Extension Service Plant Diagnostic Laboratory.
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Extension provides training for tourism professionals
By SUSAN M. COLLINS-SMITH
Fri,02/02/24-8:16AM , 642 Reads
Volunteers, employees and board members of the tourism sector or related organizations can get training and build networks with other tourism professionals in an upcoming certificate program.
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