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Managing Fire Ants

Cary Sims -
I had a phone call a couple of days ago from a gentleman that wanted to know how he could get rid of all...
Farm & Garden

Now is the Time to Prep Your Lawn and Garden for Warm Weather

Statepoint -
It may feel like warm weather is still a way’s off, but you should already be getting your lawn and garden spring-ready, according to...
Farm & Garden

Makenzie Thigpen showing her second year at the Angelina County Youth Fair

Lee Miller -
Makenzie Thigpen competed in the Angelina County Fair last year with her hog ‘Queen”(pictured). This year, she’ll be competing with another hog, ‘Smokey’, at...
Farm & Garden

Wet Soil Means Gardening Might be Delayed

Cary Sims -
So many gardeners that I visit with are not only tired of the wet weather and wet soil but are getting anxious that the...
Farm & Garden

Your Soil Composition

Cary Sims -
Perhaps nothing is more therapeutic than digging in wonderful, dark, rich soil. Your shovel cuts easily down through the soft, crumbly soil and is...
Education

Saving seeds

Cary Sims -
Old gardeners know all about saving seeds. As newer gardeners develop their gardens and learn more about which vegetable varieties they prefer while reducing...
Farm & Garden

Crops to Grow for the Winter

Larry Wardlaw Jr -
There are not many crops that are fit to grow in the bitter cold. Usually, summer and spring crops are grown and stored for...
Education

Gearing Up for Potatoes

Cary Sims -
What I often consider a homely vegetable actually has its roots in South America. The potato was discovered at the same time the Spanish...
Community

Improving Your Soil for Better Gardening

Cary Sims -
Gardeners have truly appreciated the recent rain and are watching the weather and the calendar for opportunities to get to work outside. Be it...
Farm & Garden

Christmas Cactus

Cary Sims -
When I think of a potted plant for the Christmas holidays, I first think of the poinsettia.  We’ll buy one, then let it die,...
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