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Quality of state’s peanut crop varies by location | Mississippi State University Extension Service (opens the original)
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STARKVILLE, Miss. -- How Mississippi’s peanut crop fared this year depended mostly on location, with drastically different growing conditions from the north to the southeast part of the state. George and Monroe counties are the state’s top producing counties, and there are also multiple growers in the Hattiesburg area and then north along the Highway 82 corridor. Brendan Zurweller, peanut specialist with the Mississippi State University Extension Service, said reported acres is around 12,000, th
Sweet potato acreage up, yields appear good | Mississippi State University Extension Service (opens the original)
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STARKVILLE, Miss. -- While some crops suffered through hot, dry weather, Mississippi’s sweet potato crop largely got rain at all the right times and hopes are high for a good crop. Lorin Harvey, sweet potato specialist with the Mississippi State University Extension Service, said harvest began the last week of August. “It’s a strong looking crop, but you can never really tell until you start digging,” Harvey said. “We got timely rains, which will probably be the biggest factor for this year’s su
Sweet potato acreage up, yields appears to be good | Mississippi State University Extension Service (opens the original)
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STARKVILLE, Miss. -- While some crops suffered through hot, dry weather, Mississippi’s sweet potato crop largely got rain at all the right times and hopes are high for a good crop. Lorin Harvey, sweet potato specialist with the Mississippi State University Extension Service, said harvest began the last week of August. “It’s a strong looking crop, but you can never really tell until you start digging,” Harvey said. “We got timely rains, which will probably be the biggest factor for this year’s su
White-tailed deer managed by state’s hunters, farmers | Mississippi State University Extension Service (opens the original)
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STARKVILLE, Miss. -- Deer bring Mississippi hunters and farmers together in what is sometimes a complicated relationship. Jacob Dykes, wildlife specialist with the Mississippi State University Extension Service and co-director of the MSU Deer Lab, said MSU conducted a survey in 2025 that found 17,830 acres of corn, cotton and soybeans were damaged at a $4.6 million economic impact. Brian Mills, Extension agricultural economist, and others conducted the survey. Respondents said the true value of
White-tailed deer managed by state’s hunters, farmers | Mississippi State University Extension Service (opens the original)
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STARKVILLE, Miss. -- Deer bring Mississippi hunters and farmers together in what is sometimes a complicated relationship. Jacob Dykes, wildlife specialist with the Mississippi State University Extension Service and co-director of the MSU Deer Lab, said MSU conducted a survey in 2025 that found 17,830 acres of corn, cotton and soybeans were damaged at a $4.6 million economic impact. Brian Mills, Extension agricultural economist, and others conducted the survey. Respondents said the true value of
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