Seal Your Home To Keep Insects From Spending The Winter With You
Over the next few weeks, it is critical to ensure your home is properly sealed to avoid insect roommates this fall,
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Pettis County Commission Recognizes 4-H Week,
The first one declared October 6-12 as 4-H Week in Pettis County, and the second designated the month of October 2024 as University of Missouri Extension Month.
Despite recent rainfall, Missouri remains dry
On July 23, the U.S. Drought Monitor reported only 1.1% of the state as abnormally dry, and there was no drought in Missouri.
Mistletoe: Menacing Plant With An Intriguing Past
Of all the plants used in holiday decor, few match mistletoe’s interesting history. And few equal its potential for harm.
Celebrating The Hummingbird Moth During National Moth Week
The hummingbird moth is the Superman of the summer flower garden
MU Extension Master Gardener Online Training Begins August 23
A new session of online Master Gardener training begins Aug. 23.
Produce Safety Training Offered For Fruit, Vegetable Growers
Fruit and vegetable growers can meet training requirements of the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) Produce Safety Rule at an online training or an in-person workshop in May.
Tropical Plants Can Spend Winter Indoors
It is possible to keep tropical patio plants indoors for another summer of enjoyment.
Registration Open For Online Master Gardener Training
Registration is open for online core training classes through University of Missouri Extension. Aug. 23 through Dec. 31.
Grow Your Own Veggies To Ease COVID-19 Financial Stress
University of Missouri Extension now offers a free online course in basic vegetable gardening.