| December 31 - Show 2825
TREE STAND SAFETY
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Two Mississippi hunters died October 21 when they fell out of their tree stands. Many more are injured each year. Find out how to use your tree stand safely and investigate a Mississippi's invention which promises to make using tree stands safer. Anchor: Leighton Spann. Reporter: Brian Utley. Original broadcast: December 17, 2004.
Contact Information
Brian Perkins, DCI - www.dontchanceit.net
December 31 - Show 2825
MSU STUDENTS BECOME "SEA DOGS" ON THE OREGON II
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Mississippi State University wildlife and fisheries students help the National Marine Fisheries Service gather fish and invertebrate population data in the Gulf of Mexico. The eight day trip took place board the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration research vessel Oregon II.
Reporter: Artis Ford.
Contact Information
NOAA / National Marine Fisheries Service - Pascagoula, MS, Office
Oregon II - Visitors Page
NOAA/NMFS Cooperator Volunteer Program
NOAA/NMFS Teacher at Sea Program
December 24 - Show 2824
MISSISSIPPI AND MALAYSIA BENEFIT FROM STUDENT EXCHANGES
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Mississippi State University and the University of Science Malaysia close to completing first student exchange. Anchor: Artis Ford. Original broadcast: November 18, 2003.
Contact Information
Don Jackson, Ph.D. (662) 325 - 7493
December 17 - Show 2823
TREE STAND SAFETY
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Two Mississippi hunters died October 21 when they fell out of their tree stands. Many more are injured each year. Find out how to use your tree stand safely and investigate a Mississippi's invention which promises to make using tree stands safer.
Anchor: Leighton Spann. Reporter: Brian Utley
Contact Information
Brian Perkins, DCI - www.dontchanceit.net
December 17 - Show 2823
MSU STUDENTS BECOME "SEA DOGS" ON THE OREGON II - Part 2
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Mississippi State University wildlife and fisheries students help the National Marine Fisheries Service gather fish and invertebrate population data in the Gulf of Mexico. The eight day trip took place board the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration research vessel Oregon II.
Reporter: Artis Ford.
Contact Information
NOAA / National Marine Fisheries Service - Pascagoula, MS, Office
Oregon II - Visitors Page
NOAA/NMFS Cooperator Volunteer Program
NOAA/NMFS Teacher at Sea Program
December 10 - Show 2822
MSU STUDENTS BECOME "SEA DOGS" ON THE OREGON II - Part 1
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Mississippi State University wildlife and fisheries students help the National Marine Fisheries Service gather fish and invertebrate population data in the Gulf of Mexico. The eight day trip took place board the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration research vessel Oregon II.
Reporter: Artis Ford.
Contact Information
NOAA / National Marine Fisheries Service - Pascagoula, MS, Office
Oregon II - Visitors Page
NOAA/NMFS Cooperator Volunteer Program
NOAA/NMFS Teacher at Sea Program
December 3 - Show 2821
MISSISSIPPI STATE & OLE MISS "PHARM" TOGETHER
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Rivals are working together to see if wild "mayapple" can be cultivated successfully for its anti-cancer pharmaceutical compound.
Reporter: Leighton Spann. Original broadcast: June 15, 2004.
Contact Information
U.S. Department of Agriculture - Mayapple information
University of Mississippi - Mayapple information
November 26 - Show 2820
B.F. AVERY TRACTOR COLLECTORS
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This small tractor was produced after WWII and sold in the Mid-West and South. Collectors came to Mississippi to meet with a Mississippi Avery collector with an extensive "graveyard" of parts. Reporter: Leighton Spann. Original broadcast: May 18, 2004.
Contact Information
B.F. Avery Collectors and Associates - Web site
Mississippi - Bill Williams (662) 728-3747
November 19 - Show 2819
NMCC Agricultural Technology Program
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Program at Northwest Mississippi Community College in Senatobia is training agricultural equipment repair technicians and mechanics in the electronic diagnosis skills needed for today’s modern farm equipment. Reporter Brian Utley.
Contact Information
Northwest Mississippi Community College - Web site
Agricultural Technology - 662.562.3361
November 12 - Show 2818
November 5 - Show 2817
October 29 - Show 2816
October 22 - Show 2815
JOHN GREEN, 2004-2005 MFA OUTSTANDING TREE FARMER OF THE YEAR
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Green's tree farm on the banks of the renowned Pascagoula River balances conservation, recreation and timber production. Reporter: Leighton Spann.
Contact Information
Mississippi Forestry Association (601) 354-4936 - www.msforestry.net
MSU Extension Service (662) 325-3905- www.msucares.com
Mississippi Forestry Commission (601) 359-1386- www.mfc.state.ms.us
October 15 - Show 2814
MISSISSIPPI FARM TOY COLLECTORS
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This hobby grows out of a love for agriculture and it helps to illustrate its history. Anchor: Artis Ford. Reporter: Brian Utley. Original broadcast: March 23, 2004.
October 8 - Show 2813
BILOXI SHRIMPING TRIP
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Corrie and Virginia Eleuterious used to be commercial shrimp boat operators. They now operate a tour service that shows tourists how shrimp boats work. Reporter: Brian Utley. Original broadcast: September 30, 2004.
Contact Information
Biloxi Shrimping Trip - Web site 1-800-289-7908
October 1 - Show 2812
COTTON PICKER ART
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Lee Washington of Rolling Fork, Mississippi, turns worn out cotton picker spindles into unique sculptures. Original broadcast: April 20, 2004. Producer/Reporter: Brian Utley.
Contact Information
Lee Washington Day (662) 873-2029 Night (662) 873-2395
September 24 - Show 2811
U.S. SHRIMP INDUSTRY UNDER SEVERE STRESS
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High operating costs and low-priced imports cut the number of boats by 50% at the beginning of the season in Mississippi waters.
Anchor: Leighton Spann. Reporter: Brian Utley.
Contact Information
Southern Shrimp Alliance - www.shrimpalliance.com MS Dept. Of Marine Resources - www.shrimp.mississippi.gov
Desporte & Sons Seafood Market, Biloxi - (228) 432-1018
Gollott’s Seafood, D’Iberville - (228) 392-7181 - www.gollottseafood.com
September 24 - Show 2811
MISSISSIPPI AND MALAYSIA BENEFIT FROM STUDENT EXCHANGES
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Mississippi State University and the University of Science Malaysia close to completing first student exchange. Anchor: Artis Ford. Original broadcast: November 18, 2003.
Contact Information
Don Jackson, Ph.D. (662) 325 - 7493
September 17 - Show 2810
Tommy Boone, MS Forestry Association Outstanding Logger of the Year
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Forrest County resident noted for environmentally-friendly work and 13 years without a lost time accident Reporter: Artis Ford
Contact Information
Boone Timber Harvesting, (601) 408-6178
September 10 - Show 2809
September 3 - Show 2808
Team Roping
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Adam and Sharla Rose are teaching riding, team roping and training roping horses at their arena near Nanih Waiya. Reporter: Leighton Spann.
Contact Information
R-K Arena,
Adam and Sharla Rose,
Nanih Waiya,
(662) 773-2575
August 27 - Show 2807
McComb Mill
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70-plus jobs were saved when plant manager Todd Whitley bought the textile mill with the help of USDA Rural Development, City of McComb and Pike County. Reporter: Leighton Spann (Original broadcast: March 2, 2004)
Contacts
McComb Mill (601) 684-1012, (866) 684-1012
USDA Rural Development (601) 965-4316
August 20 - Show 2806
"BEYOND THE CITY LIMITS"
Farmweek produced its August 20th show from Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour's agriculture and rural renewal conference.
Link to show rundown
Contact Information
Gov. Haley Barbour, Mississippi
www.governorbarbour.com
Leland Speed,
Executive Director
Mississippi Development Authority
www.mississippi.org
Jack Schultz
CEO - Agracel, Inc - www.agracel.com
Author of Boomtown: 7 1/2 keys to Big Success in Small Towns
www.boomtownusa.net
Mark Zappi, Ph.D.
Texas Olefins Distinguished Professor of
Chemical Engineering, Mississippi State University
Zappi web site
August 10 - Show 2805
FARMER'S MARKETS POPULAR
IN URBAN AND RURAL AREAS
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Farmer's markets doing well in cities and rural areas. Visit the markets in Jackson, Belhaven and Vaiden.
Anchor: Artis Ford. Reporter: Brian Utley
Contact Information
MSUCares.com Commercial Horticulture Information
Mississippi Farmers Markets Locations and Contacts
Jake Hutchins, State Farmers Market Representative
Mississippi Department of Agriculture & Commerce
Phone: (601) 354-6573
August 3 - Show 2804
HARRIS BARNES: COTTON
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Clarksdale agricultural writer and photographer has published Cotton, a collection of his 50 years of photography. The 84-year-old's work has appear in many publications including Progressive Farmer and Delta Farm Press. Anchor: Artis Ford. Reporter: Brian Utley (Original broadcast: August 19, 2003)
Contact Information
Harris Barnes, (662) 624-8986 Fax: (662) 627-2088
537 School Street, Clarksdale, MS 38614
July 27 - Show 2803
July 20 - Show 2802
July 13 - Show 2801
July 6 - Show 2800
"COGONGRASS" SPREADING ACROSS MISSISSIPPI
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One of the world's most invasive weed species is in more than half of Mississippi's counties. Anchor: Leighton Spann. Reporter: Brian Utley. Original broadcast: November 25, 2003.
Contact Information
Mississippi Department of Agriculture & Commerce, (662) 325-3390
Cogongrass Control Information & Laws
www.mdac.state.ms.us
MSU Extension Service - Cogongrass
June 29 - Show 2752
GOLDLEAF FARMS
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Mississippian Phil Cates is growing high quality landscape trees at Pontotoc which he sells from his Atlanta sales office. Reporter: Leighton Spann. Original broadcast: August 12, 2003 (Show 2706).
Contact Information
Goldleaf Farms www.goldleaffarms.com
Atlanta, Georgia (770) 265-9633
Pontotoc, Mississippi (662) 488-9050
June 22 - Show 2751
MS AGRICULTURAL AVIATORS
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The old label, "crop duster," doesn't do justice the modern technology they use today. Anchor: Leighton Spann. Reporter: Brian Utley.
June 15 - Show 2750
MSU & OLE MISS "PHARM" TOGETHER
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Rivals are working together to see if wild "mayapple" can be cultivated successfully for its anti-cancer pharmaceutical compound
Contact Information
U.S. Department of Agriculture - Mayapple information
University of Mississippi - Mayapple information
June 8 - Show 2748
MISSISSIPPI DAIRY INDUSTRY STRUGGLES
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Mississippi dairy farmers find it hard to plan for the future with the wide swings in milk prices. Reporter: Artis Ford. Original broadcast: June 3, 2003.
May 25 - Show 2747
May 18 - Show 2746
MISSISSIPPI FARM TOY COLLECTORS
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This small tractor was produced after WWII and sold in the Mid-West and South. Collectors came to Mississippi to meet with a Mississippi Avery collector with an extensive "graveyard" of parts. Reporter: Leighton Spann.
Contact Information
B.F. Avery Collectors and Associates - Web site
Mississippi - Bill Williams (662) 728-3747
May 11 - Show 2745
May 4 - Show 2744
CARO POULTRY AND ALLIGATOR FARM
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Hazlehurst couple participate in pilot project where dead chickens are disposed of by feeding them to alligators. Anchor: Artis Ford. Reporter: Brian Utley. Original broadcast: November 11, 2003.
Contact Information
Lee Caro, Hazlehurst, (601) 894-1048
Bill Russell, USDA/NRCS, (601) 894-1118
April 27 - Show 2743
MISSISSIPPI RURAL MEDICAL SCHOLARS
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Program seeks to interest high schoolers in rural medicine careers. Three have entered medical school so far. The sign up period for the 2004 summer session is still open. Reporter: Leighton Spann (original broadcast: December 9, 2003).
Contact Information:
Rural Medical Scholars Program www.rms.msucares.com
Bonnie Carew, bcarew@ext.msstate.edu - (662) 325-1321
April 20 - Show 2742
COTTON PICKER ART
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Lee Washington of Rolling Fork, Mississippi, turns worn out cotton picker spindles into unique sculptures.
Contact Information
Lee Washington Day (662) 873-2029 Night (662) 873-2395
April 13 - Show 2741
April 6 - Show 2740
March 30 - Show 2739
MISSISSIPPI BIODIESEL
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Mississippi company is producing biodiesel and it is increasing its production. This story originally appeared November 6, 2003, on Mississippi Roads on Mississippi Public Broadcasting. The story is copyrighted 2003 by MPB.
Contact Information:
Biodiesel Fuels of Mississippi, Meridian,
(601) 938-8125
National Biodiesel Board - www.biodiesel.org
(573) 635-3893
March 23 - Show 2738
MISSISSIPPI FARM TOY COLLECTORS
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This hobby grows out of a love for agriculture and helps to illustrate its history. Anchor: Artis Ford. Reporter: Brian Utley.
March 16 - Show 2737
ART WAYMIRE
MFA 2003-2004 MFA OUTSTANDING TREE FARMER OF THE YEAR
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Byhalia-area resident has turned a cut-over, eroding hunting club into a show place growing wildlife and trees. Reporter: Artis Ford.
Original broadcast: October 28, 2003 (Show 2717)
Contact Information
Mississippi Forestry Association (601) 354-4936 - www.msforestry.net
MSU Extension Service (662) 325-3905- www.msucares.com
Mississippi Forestry Commission (601) 359-1386- www.mfc.state.ms.us
March 16 - Show 2737
WILDWOOD HARVEST FOODS
In order to be competitive, Iowa farm family has to merge its tofu business with a larger, California soy products producer.
Contact Information
www.wildwoodnaturalfoods.com
March 9 - Show 2736
BILOXI SHRIMPING TRIP
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Corrie and Virginia Eleuterious used to be commercial shrimp boat operators. They now operate a tour service that shows tourists how shrimp boats work. Reporter: Brian Utley. Original broadcast: September 30, 2003 (Show 2713)
Contact Information
Biloxi Shrimping Trip - Web site 1-800-289-7908
March 2 - Show 2735
MCCOMB MILL
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70-plus jobs were saved when plant manager Todd Whitley bought the textile mill with the help of USDA Rural Development, City of McComb and Pike County. Reporter: Leighton Spann.
Contact Information
McComb Mill (601) 684-1012, (866) 684-1012
February 24 - Show 2734
2004 DIXIE NATIONAL SALE OF JUNIOR CHAMPIONS
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The 2004 set a new record for total sales and a record price paid for a hog. The program continues to stress the ideals of hard work and responsibility. Anchor: Artis Ford. Reporter: Brian Utley.
Contact Information
Contact your county Extension Service office or local FFA chapter
February 17 - Show 2733
BLACKWATER FARMS,
FAMILY FARM FOODS OF MS
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This cooperative is seeking to create marketing power for small family farms by marketing their organic and other products through one entity. Anchor: Artis Ford. Reporter: Brian Utley. Original broadcast: March 18, 2003 (Show 2637)
Contact Information
Blackwater Farms, Craig and Jenny Hertel
(877) 276-7453 or (601) 743-2571
Family Farm Foods, of MS - Fred Stokes
(662) 476-5568 or (601) 527-2459
February 10 - Show 2732
SWEET CORN, MISSISSIPPI
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Two central Mississippi farms are proving they can grow top quality sweet corn. They're shipping it across the United States and into Canada. Reporter: Leighton Spann. Original broadcast: September 23, 2003 (Show 2712)
Contact Information
Sumrall Farms - Canton - (601) 842-3039
Nichols Produce - Brandon - (601) 829-1008
February
3 - Show 2731
HUNTING FOR BUSINESS
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Farms
can make their land earn more money by developing hunting related enterprises.
Original broadcast: January 14, 2003 (Show 2628).
Contact Information:
Black Creek Outfitters
www.blackcreekoutfitters.net
(662) 834-3437 or (662) 834-3040
January 27 - Show 2730
2003 AGRICULTURE YEAR IN REVIEW
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The year saw Mississippi set new state average yield records for every major row crop. It also saw the United State's first case of BSE (Mad Cow Disease) Reporter: Artis Ford.
January 20 - Show 2729
HARRIS BARNES,
AGRICULTURAL PHOTOGRAPHER
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Clarksdale photographer has compiled his 50 years of photographs into a book, Cotton. Anchor: Artis Ford. Reporter: Brian Utley.
Original broadcast: August 19, 2003 (Show 2707).
Contact Information
Harris Barnes, (662) 624-8986
Fax: (662) 627-2088
537 School Street, Clarksdale, MS 38614
January 20 - Show 2728
JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SHOWMANSHIP
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Young people go to summer camps and work year-round to improve their livestock showmanship skills. Anchor: Artis Ford. Reporter: Brian Utley.
Original broadcast July 8, 2003 (Show 2701)
Contact Information:
To find out more about junior livestock show program contact your Mississippi State University Extension Service county office or contact a local FFA chapter.
January 13 - Show 2727
TOMMY
NETTERVILLE
2003-04 MS FORESTRY ASSOCIATION OUTSTANDING LOGGER OF THE YEAR
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Gloster
resident is noted for safety, environmental awareness and landowner
relations. Original broadcast: September 16, 2003 (Show 2711).
Contact
Information:
Tommy Netterville Logging, Gloster -
(601) 639-7018
Mississippi Forestry Association,
Jackson -
(601) 354-4936
January 6 - Show 2726
GOLDLEAF
FARMS
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Mississippian
Phil Cates is growing high quality landscape trees at Pontotoc which
he sells from his Atlanta sales office.
Original broadcast: August 12, 2003 (Show 2706)
Contact Information
Goldleaf Farms, Atlanta, Georgia (770) 265-9633
Pontotoc, Mississippi (662) 488-9050
www.goldleaffarms.com |