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AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Thanks to a multi-state research grant, the Animal Science and Forages team of Alabama Extension at Auburn University is making a global impact through research and outreach. … more
As the sixth largest estuary in the continental United States, Mobile Bay is a perfect example of Alabama’s great biodiversity with a variety of plant and animal species so vast it’s hard to … more
Central Alabama’s scenic Lake Martin is cranking up a year of celebration that includes the Tallapoosa River impoundment’s 100th anniversary. To kick off the festivities last week, BASS (Bass … more
MONTGOMERY — Bubba Williams and his 6-year-old son, Cason, frequently make the trip from Bay Minette to Alabama’s famed Black Belt in pursuit of deer season memories. They kicked off the … more
The Etowah Public Shooting Range is closed until fall for renovations, but it will be well worth the wait. The range near Gadsden, operated by the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural … more
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Opening the bottom drawer of a refrigerator can sometimes be a frightening experience. Most people will admit to opening it and discovering that the once-fresh produce they … more
Communities across Baldwin County are preparing to dig in for Arbor Day, with cities and towns lining up tree giveaways and educational events that promise to add fresh shade to neighborhoods and a … more
The Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries is accepting applications for the 2026 Specialty Crop Block Grant Program, a competitive funding opportunity designed to strengthen the market … more
SPANISH FORT — Construction on a new park right on Mobile Bay is officially underway. On Friday, Feb. 13, the City of Spanish Fort broke ground on Valor Park, a 2-acre park between Felix's … more
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Growing underground even in poor soils, the sweet potato is a humble vegetable. However, this simple starch shines in February, which is National Sweet Potato Month. … more
Expanded connectivity and recreational opportunities are on the horizon in Baldwin County. Construction is officially underway on a new segment of the Eastern Shore Trail along U.S. Highway 98. … more
If you have an Alabama saltwater fishing license or are on the saltwater registry, don’t be surprised if you get a call with a caller ID of the University of South Alabama (USA) or Alabama Creel, … more
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Gardening and farming in the South come with unique challenges but plenty of rewards. A new podcast from the Alabama Cooperative Extension System aims to help listeners navigate … more
Baldwin County residents will have several opportunities in March to build hands-on skills in gardening, land stewardship and forest management through a series of workshops hosted by the Alabama … more
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Thanks to Valentine’s Day, hearts abound as festive February decor. Beyond just decoration, hearts also come to mind because February is American Hearth Month. First … more
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Somewhere off the Gulf of Mexico, a special kind of farmer releases a metal basket into the water. While suspended, a hidden treasure grows inside the basket — the … more
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Have an amazing jam or cheese straw recipe and want to share it with the world? The Alabama Cottage Food Law certification may be for you. This law allows residents to sell … more
The Alabama Coastal Foundation has opened registration and sponsorships for the 17th Annual Good Life Ride, set for May 9, the Saturday of Mother’s Day weekend. Participants can take part in a … more
Federal fisheries managers will reduce commercial greater amberjack catch limits in the Gulf of Mexico for 2026 after landings exceeded last year’s cap, triggering an automatic accountability … more
The Mobile Bay National Estuary Program has named longtime staff member Jason Kudulis as its new director following a national search, positioning a veteran environmental leader to guide one of the … more
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