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Plant bugs dominate cotton fields, weather forces management tweaks
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — The 2023 Alabama cotton crop had a late and slow start. Spring rains and cool temperatures caused planting delays, then slowed emergence and seedling growth. Summer was … more
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USDA investing $15M in Alabama's meat and poultry processing industry
AUBURN UNIVERSITY – Alabama's meat and poultry processing industry is receiving major financial investments through the Alabama Meat Processing Program. The Alabama Department of Agriculture … more
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Alabama seafood: Grilling a taste of the coast
AUBURN UNIVERSITY – Alabama is home to some of the best seafood in the country. For many, it wouldn't be summer without getting a taste of fresh Alabama seafood. While taking a trip to the … more
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How to protect your favorite outdoor gear
With warmer weather here, more and more people are spending time on their decks, patios and in their gardens and yards using outdoor products. From grills to furniture to mowers, 88% of Americans … more
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Alabama Marine Resources Officer Chance Mancuso receives the Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council Officer of the Year Award from Joe Spraggins of the Gulf Council's law enforcement committee.
Alabama MRD's Mancuso receives Gulf Council Officer of the Year award
For an inspiring example of starting at the bottom and working your way up, look no further than Chancelor (Chance) Mancuso of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources' (ADCNR) … more
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When it comes to water, Alabama Extension agents recommend starting with drip irrigation or hand watering only at the surface of the soil to avoid splashing. Then, gardeners should prune off any of the tomato plants' lower limbs that are touching the soil and apply mulch.
Caring for tomatoes this summer in Alabama
BOX More information AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Tomatoes are by far the most popular plant in the vegetable garden, but they can also be the most problematic. Eliminate the questions and begin … more
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June 1 started Hurricane season and Alabama Extension professionals compiled some tips for before and after the storm hits.
Hurricane season arrives on Gulf Coast: tips for before and after storms hit
Hurricane season officially kicked off June 1 and concludes Nov. 30. To ensure everyone is prepared to endure a potential natural disaster, Alabama Extension professionals are prepared to cover a … more
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Alabama 4-H is growing the next generation of leaders and Luke Stephens, Izette McNealy and Carrington Robertson are examples of that. They are pictured with 4-H Coordinator Joy Scott from the Alabama A&M and Auburn Universities Extension Office.
Alabama 4-H is growing the next generation of leaders
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Alabama 4-H is hard at work building the leaders of tomorrow. Through their leadership and citizenship programming, 4-H specialists and agents work with youth to instill the … more
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Perdido Pass Seawall Park closed for repairs from Sally damage
The City of Orange Beach announced on May 24 that the west side of the Perdido Pass Seawall Parkwill be closed for damage repairs caused by Hurricane Sally. According to a post released from the … more
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Cahaba lillies, known scientifically as Hymenocallis coronaria, are aquatic perennial plants found in sunny, riverine habitats. The species was first described by American botanist William Bartram in 1773.
Cahaba lilies: transforming Alabama's waterways
AUBURN UNIVERSITY – Now is the perfect time to visit Alabama's exquisite river basins. These waterways are teeming with new life thanks to an annual reminder of the state's beauty, the Cahaba … more
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Three of the coonhounds at the Southern Heritage Hunt and Show at the Coonhound Cabin were, from left, Danielle Kunz's bluetick, Kayla Cooper's redbone and Madison Fancher's black and tan. On the right, Rocket, a treeing Walker, tries to climb the big oak to reach the scented raccoon hide during the field trials.
Coonhoun Cabin attracts Southern Heritage Show to Alabama
Down a winding, tree-lined road on the outskirts of Clanton is a destination that attracts a select group of individuals and their canine companions. It's the Coonhound Cabin, which sits on 85 acres … more
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Free Fishing Day takes place during Alabama's red snapper season.
Enjoy Alabama's waters for Free Fishing Day
On Saturday, June 10, Alabamians and out-of-state visitors alike will have the opportunity to fish for free in most public waters including both freshwater and saltwater. Free Fishing Day allows … more
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Jean-Michele Cousteau toured the site for the Gulf Coast Eco Center with students during the ground saving event. Students collects reindeer moss and other native plants that will be cared for until being replanted after construction is complete.
Gulf Coast Eco Center breaks ground
Years of dreaming, planning and patience culminated with the unique groundbreaking for the Gulf Coast Center for Ecotourism and Sustainability (Gulf Coast Eco Center) Oct. 27. Gulf Shores City School … more
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