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You can combat pollen’s negative aspects, but nature will eventually sort it out.

Avian influenza is carried by migratory and domestic waterfowl like ducks and geese, but chickens and turkeys are susceptible to it as well.

This time of year is a waiting game, but its also a great opportunity to channel that spring fever energy into preparing your soil and tools.

Watershed planning is a voluntary integrated approach to responsible resource management by considering the watershed as a whole.

Learn how to develop a business idea at the Auburn University Entrepreneur Pop-Up Workshop to Gadsden on Feb. 23.

Many trees and shrubs received substantial freeze damage with the icy blast that hit the area around Christmas.

The Pig Squeal program focuses on the swine commodity group and teaches young people responsibility, managerial skills and entrepreneurship.

These workshops are designed to provide support to farmers as they implement precision agriculture technologies.

We all win when we support local farmers and farmers markets.

Hosted by the AAMU animal science team at the Alabama Cooperative Extension System, the series consists of four webinars that cover various aspects of small ruminant production.