In spring 2024, headlines about a synchronized emergence of millions of cicadas from two broods spread across the internet and news media. M...
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Diplodia tip blight is a common fungal disease caused by Diplodia sapinea (syn. Sphaeropsis sapinea). The fungus infects more than 20 differ...
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Pawpaw is an intriguing native fruit in the custard apple family. Most members of the family are tropical, but there are a handful of native...
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Red mulberry is a member of the family Moraceae, which also includes figs, and is the only mulberry species native to Alabama. ...
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Planting cool-season food plots for white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) and other wildlife not only provides hunting opportunities bu...
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Learn about proper southern pine tree seedling planting techniques for forested settings.
One of the main objectives of...
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Landowners and hunters continually seek new tools, information, and techniques for managing white-tailed deer on their properties. One tech...
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Hummingbirds are fun to watch and easy to attract by using feeders or by planting flowers in your yard. Feeders are inexpensive and easy to ...
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On an annual basis diseases "take" more timber in the United States than companies harvest.
Disease is a disorder or abnormal growth ...
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Learn more about determining if pine straw production is right for you.
Production of nontimber forest products such as pine straw can b...
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