Thanks to David Bean for discussing timberland estate planning with the Pontotoc County Forestry Association . Listen to the latest Timber University podcast for more information on this topic.
https://t.co/l4jJPb7rCW
We had a beautiful day and outstanding participation at the Calhoun County, Lafayette, and Pontotoc multi-county forestry field day. Thanks to Mr. John Carter of Calhoun County for allowing us to use your tree farm for this forest & wildlife education event.
Thanks to Dr. Clay Cavinder for an outstanding opening session of the Pontotoc County Extension Ranch Versatility Horse Clinic Series. There are three sessions left on May 19th, May 26th, and May 31st. Call 662-489-3910 for more info.
#MSUext
The Pontotoc County Youth Forestry Day was a success! 4-Hers and Envirothon contestants learned about wildlife, forest insects, forest diseases, tree identification, and sawmills.
Each @MSUExtService office in the state serves as a resource for the agriculture producers in their coverage areas, but that’s just a fraction of the work they do. https://t.co/KDWKydNSef
The pandemic didn't stop José and Terry Barron from learning new things with MSU Extension! From forestry to chronic wasting disease, they took advantage of the Extension webinars offered in their county.
Their Extension Matters story: https://t.co/DJtqZTBX8A #MSUext
Spring weather conditions have been perfect for brown spot needle blight and symptoms of the disease are becoming quite obvious now as infected needles begin to brown and drop from the tree. Symptoms often are more severe in the lower canopy where humidity is higher. #MSUext
Thanks to our speakers for a fantastic field day. Special thanks to the Mississippi Forestry Association and Mr. Dave Godwin for their program support! We had an informative forestry program at Dr. Dennis Wright and Mrs. Wright’s certified American Tree Farm. @ms_forestry#MSUEXT
Spring is coming!
Tune in this Thursday to learn how to avoid some common problems we see in our lawns, vegetable gardens, and landscapes here in Mississippi.
Register at https://t.co/he9I2OiwlO #MSUext
It’s a far cry from a farmer towing a 15-foot wagon of hand-picked cotton behind a tractor, but Mike Bowen’s cotton gin in Randolph preserves a piece of the local historical landscape while making it part of the modern economy. https://t.co/8hmyLVgUNO
MSU Extension's Dr. Bronson Strickland will be giving a presentation on white-tailed deer management via Zoom on January 21st at 6:00 p.m. This virtual event is free, but you must register: https://t.co/xUVl9skMWC #MSUext
Would you like to become a Certified Burn Manager in MS? Sign up for one of the #MSforestry Commission's 2021 Prescribed Burning Short Courses:
Jan. 20th - Starkville
Feb. 2nd - Pontotoc
Feb. 16th - Grenada
March 2nd - Hattiesburg
https://t.co/F2YPFSYm9L
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HAPPY NEW YEAR! We don't know what 2021 will bring, but we will be here with you every step of the way--extending knowledge and changing lives! Let's do this! #MSUext 🎉
New for 2021! The Northeast MS Ag & Natural Resources Extension Agents will be discussing numerous topics relating to ag and natural resources each & every Monday morning starting on January 11th via county Facebook pages #MSUext