MU Extension Horticulture and Agronomy Specialists are hosting a class on different gardening methods, including lunch!
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Large Cicada Army Set To Hatch This Year
While cicadas don’t hatch yearly, three sets of cicadas are hatching this year. Southern Missouri will see the hatchings near the end of May.
Making your own Jams & Jellies – Low Sugar Version
Have you tried to make your own homemade jam with less sugar, trying to be healthy? The Missouri Extension office is here to guide you.
Just Opened- Farming Photo Contest
Focus on Missouri Agriculture wants to see your pictures. They are having a photo contest until June 7, 2024.
Where Were You A Week Ago? In The Dark!
It has been a week since the Great American Eclipse passed our way. Most people made the most of the situation.
Fancy Nancy Mansion Tea At Governor’s Mansion
First Lady Parson is hosting a ‘Fancy Nancy’ Mansion Tea. Dress like a princess and meet Miss Missouri at this fun event.
Do You Know Your Yellow Spring Flowers?
As we come into spring, one plant you may see everywhere is the Bulbous Buttercup. In the spring, its yellow flowers are predominant.
Slaughter Cows And Bulls Were Steady To 2.00 Lower With Demand Being Good
Slaughter cows and bulls were steady to 2.00 lower. Demand was good on a moderate supply of slaughter animals and bred cows and a light supply of pair.
MU Presents Spring Pasture Walk in Alton, MO
University of Missouri Extension in Oregon County is offering a Spring Pasture Walk on May 31st at 3 pm. A specialist will lead the walk.
Alton VFD Fish Fry/Cornhole Tournament May 18
he Alton Volunteer Fire Department is hosting a fish fry/cornhole tournament fundraiser. This happens in May,
Who Did Not See The Great American Eclipse!?
Besides enjoying the show of organized lights, one could not help but notice license plates coming to Alton to participate in a wonder.
Eclipse Related Poll Results From The Weekend
The Great American Eclipse happened on April 8, 2024. On April 6th, the AltonMo.com field team went around to different eclipse events and polled attendees.