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Outdoor Writers Association of America to visit beaches for 1st Alabama trip
For the first time in the 90-plus-year history of the nation’s largest organization of professional outdoor journalists, the group's largest yearly gathering will be held within the borders of … more
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Elberta senior Aiden Freemantle dumps water on his head during the Warriors’ preseason jamboree against the Robertsdale Golden Bears on Aug. 17. The Alabama Cooperative Extension System has tips on how athletes can stay hydrated through the late-summer heat.
5 tips on how to keep athletes hydrated in Alabama’s late-summer heat
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — With fall nearly one month away, the temperatures of late summer are not letting up anytime soon. Adding that to an average annual humidity of more than 85%, the struggle is … more
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Ammunition manufacturers like Creedmoor Sports provide funding through the Pittman-Robertson Act.
'Connecting with Conservation' highlights funding for state wildlife agencies
How conservation and outdoors recreation are funded throughout the nation is somewhat of a mystery for most people. In an effort to inform the public about where state wildlife and fisheries agencies … more
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Alabama Extension expert: Learn how to make kombucha from the comfort of home
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — What is all the hype about making kombucha? While this fermented drink is available at many retail locations, Alabama Cooperative Extension System experts say it can be less … more
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Witness nature's bounty: The fascinating jubilee phenomenon of Mobile Bay
Everyone likes to think their town is unique, but residents along Mobile Bay have an edge up thanks to the jubilee phenomenon. People can live in the area for 10 years and not see one in person. But … more
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Registration for this year’s hunts will open at 8 a.m. on Aug. 21. Although the hunts are free, online registration is required. The first youth dove hunts of the season begin on Sept. 2.
Registration for 2023 Alabama youth dove hunts opens Aug. 21
The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources' Division of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries provides several youth dove hunt opportunities throughout the state each fall. A simple … more
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Dr. Ryan Ramagosa performs a procedure on a patient. On an average day, Sunrise Dermatology sees an average of 20 to 25 invasive, high-risk skin cancers between the Mobile and Daphne offices that require MOHS Surgery. The practice also sees and treats another 20 to 30 of the more common skin lesions daily.
Expert Insight: Daphne dermatologist explains key factors and timing for skin cancer screenings
DAPHNE — There are guidelines for many things in the U.S. when it comes to our health. We know it is recommended to get our teeth cleaned and checked every six months, have a mammogram starting … more
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Go back to school with Alabama 4-H
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — As students head back to school, Alabama 4-H is excited to welcome new and previous members to another exciting year in 4-H. Enrollment is now open for Alabama youths ages 9 … more
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Extension agents help parents and students get back into a healthy school routine
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — After a few months away from the classroom and a regular school routine, the summer fun is winding down and it's time to get back to alarm clocks and school bells. The … more
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Fall-flowering plants make life easier for bees
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — "The hum of the bees is the voice of the garden," is a quote that rings true throughout much of the year in Alabama backyards. However, the buzz gets quieter as summer … more
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The 25th-Annual Jennifer Claire Moore Foundation Professional Rodeo will present eight nightly events include bareback bronc riding, saddle bronc riding, calf roping, steer wrestling, breakaway roping, barrel racing, team roping and bull riding
5 things to do on the Gulf Coast to wrap up summer break, Aug. 3-6
Hello August! The first days of the 2023-2024 school year are quickly approaching, and this week's list has a variety of ways to end your summer break. Spend an action-packed evening at the rodeo, … more
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Drinking plenty of water can allow you to better handle the heat that the summer season brings in. According to Theresa Mince, Coordinator at the Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program, early signs of dehydration include a dry mouth or tongue, dry skin and dizziness or lightheadedness when standing up after sitting. "Make sure to keep the hydration train going even after you get out of the heat! It can take a few hours to drink enough fluids to replenish everything you lost," she said.
Beat the heat: Tips on staying hydrated during the hot summer
As temperatures continue to soar to near 100 degrees Fahrenheit, experts emphasize the importance of staying hydrated to safeguard health and ensure safety. Drinking plenty of water can allow … more
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Alabama Extension serving communities through pop-up gardens
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — The Grow More, Give More project — led by the Alabama Cooperative Extension System home grounds, gardens and home pests team — has been impacting Alabamians for … more
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Add flavor to your water to beat the summer heat
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Water is a wonderful way to beat the summer heat. Adding fruit can take hydration to the next level. Experts from the Alabama Cooperative Extension System's Supplemental … more
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Plant bugs dominate cotton fields, weather forces management tweaks
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — The 2023 Alabama cotton crop had a late and slow start. Spring rains and cool temperatures caused planting delays, then slowed emergence and seedling growth. Summer was … more
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USDA investing $15M in Alabama's meat and poultry processing industry
AUBURN UNIVERSITY – Alabama's meat and poultry processing industry is receiving major financial investments through the Alabama Meat Processing Program. The Alabama Department of Agriculture … more
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Alabama seafood: Grilling a taste of the coast
AUBURN UNIVERSITY – Alabama is home to some of the best seafood in the country. For many, it wouldn't be summer without getting a taste of fresh Alabama seafood. While taking a trip to the … more
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How to protect your favorite outdoor gear
With warmer weather here, more and more people are spending time on their decks, patios and in their gardens and yards using outdoor products. From grills to furniture to mowers, 88% of Americans … more
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Alabama Marine Resources Officer Chance Mancuso receives the Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council Officer of the Year Award from Joe Spraggins of the Gulf Council's law enforcement committee.
Alabama MRD's Mancuso receives Gulf Council Officer of the Year award
For an inspiring example of starting at the bottom and working your way up, look no further than Chancelor (Chance) Mancuso of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources' (ADCNR) … more
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When it comes to water, Alabama Extension agents recommend starting with drip irrigation or hand watering only at the surface of the soil to avoid splashing. Then, gardeners should prune off any of the tomato plants' lower limbs that are touching the soil and apply mulch.
Caring for tomatoes this summer in Alabama
BOX More information AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Tomatoes are by far the most popular plant in the vegetable garden, but they can also be the most problematic. Eliminate the questions and begin … more
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