AgriLife Extension homesteading series begins July 22 in Rusk
6-week course open to homestead enthusiasts, individuals looking to learn practical new skills
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6-week course open to homestead enthusiasts, individuals looking to learn practical new skills
Program will provide the latest information on emerging pests, best management practices
Over 200 varieties of annual, perennial and vegetable plants on display
Residents of the La Nana Bayou watershed are invited to the educational program
Residents of Harrison, Gregg, Rusk, Marion, Panola counties invited to screenings, results meetings
Event includes presentations from Texas A&M AgriLife experts, field sessions
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service program to cover pond and fish management strategies
Workshop provides hands-on overview of food preservation and canning safety basics
Program includes demonstration on proper pruning techniques
Program includes demonstration on proper pruning techniques
Participants can earn multiple continuing education units
Program will address variety of oil and gas industry topics
Course will offer five continuing education units
Focus will be on legal, economic issues surrounding grazing, hunting and livestock leases
Participants will learn ways to reduce winter feed costs
Feral hog management, soil fertility and pond management among topics
Climate-smart program, initiatives and best practices will be discussed
Residents can drop off samples until July 26
Will cover latest issues in greenhouse, nursery pests
Continuing education units available to participants