Developed by Auburn University, AU Sand Mountain bahiagrass can help cattle producers extend grazing seasons, reduce input costs and withstand environmental pressures. Learn why it’s well suited for central and north Alabama: aces.edu/go/6872#Forages#AlabamaExtension
Healthy deer herds don’t happen by chance. Since 1984, Alabama’s Deer Management Assistance Program has helped landowners and hunters use health, harvest and habitat data to make informed decisions.
Learn more: aces.edu/go/6883#AlabamaExtension#DeerManagement
Service is at the heart of Alabama Extension Master Gardeners. 🌱 Through the new Branch and Bloom Society, supporters can help strengthen the program with a gift of $20 or more.
Learn more: aces.edu/go/6702#MasterGardeners#AlabamaExtension
Commercial Horticulture Agent Jacob Kelley works with researchers at the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station to help Alabama citrus growers tackle cold snaps, disease, invasive pests and more.
Learn how research is helping the industry grow: aces.edu/go/6671
Alabama Extension entomologist Scott Graham has earned Cotton Grower magazine’s 2026 Best in Extension honor for his leadership in responding to the cotton jassid across the Southeast.
Read more: aces.edu/go/6637#CottonProduction#Entomology#AlabamaExtension
Alabama agriculture is home to the nation’s top young farm family! AU College of Ag alumni Drew and Lauren Wendland received the American Farm Bureau Federation’s 2026 Achievement Award. Read more: aces.edu/go/6592
At the Pollinator Partners of Alabama certification trainings, participants learned to identify Alabama pollinators, understand their role in food systems and biodiversity, and create pollinator-friendly habitats.
Read more: aces.edu/go/6579#Pollinators#AlabamaExtension
Eggs are a versatile, protein-packed staple, but safe handling matters. Proper washing, storage, and cooking help preserve quality and reduce food-safety risks—whether eggs come from the store or a backyard flock.
Learn more: aces.edu/go/6577#EggSafety#AlabamaExtension
The Grow More Give More 250-Pound Challenge is heating up! Tuscaloosa County leads with 3,353 pounds donated. So far, 33 counties have reported donations, and 14 have reached the goal. See the full leaderboard: aces.edu/go/250Challenge#America250#AlabamaExtension
Tomato spotted wilt virus is a virus that can infect plant species and is mainly spread by tiny thrips. Alabama Extension specialist Paulo Gimenez Cremonez is researching thrips pressure in tomatoes to help growers across the Southeast. Read more: aces.edu/go/6537
Fireworks are a festive addition to 4th of July celebrations. To avoid the risk of wildfire, be prepared this Independence Day. Alabama Extension experts share firework safety tips to protect nature and homes.
Read more: aces.edu/go/6526
The public is invited to participate in Alabama’s Wild Turkey Brood Survey. Open through Aug. 31, the survey helps collect valuable data on nesting success, brood survival, distribution and abundance of wild turkeys across the state.
Learn more: aces.edu/go/6519
Picking the perfect watermelon is a Southern summer tradition. 🍉 But which tips are facts, and which are just old wives’ tales? Alabama Extension experts break down the myths and truths so you can choose a sweet one every time.
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Mosquitoes are more than a backyard nuisance. they're among the world's deadliest insects. During National Mosquito Control Awareness Week, learn how simple steps can help reduce mosquito populations and protect your family, pets, and community. aces.edu/go/6465
Pollinators help make 1 out of every 3 bites of food possible. During National Pollinator Week, June 22–28, learn how insects, birds and bats support our food system—and how you can help protect them.
Find Alabama Extension resources at aces.edu/go/6496
Alabama is home to six venomous snake species, with copperheads and cottonmouths among the most commonly encountered. Learning to identify them, understand their behavior and keep a respectful distance can help prevent negative encounters.
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Join Alabama Extension for a two-day Arborists Review workshop on June 29–30 designed to help participants prepare for the ISA Certified Arborist. To find out more and register for the workshop, click here: aces.edu/go/6468#AlabamaExtension#CertifiedArborist#TreeCare
Extension experts about the current challenges facing cotton producers. A dry start, rain, cool temps, and limited sunshine have delayed planting and slowed growth, but the group is hopeful for a good cotton crop year.
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