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4-H Forestry: Part 11 of 30
White Pine Blister Rust
In Part 11, Scott Enebak discusses the characteristics of the forest stem disease, Cronartium ribicola, commonly known as white pine blister rust, a disease associated with pine trees.
Parts 12 through 30 will follow in the coming weeks and will cover topics such as forestry diseases, forestry insects, shooting sports, and more.
The Difference We Make
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Responding to people's needs is what Extension does best. Today professionals with Alabama A&M and Auburn Universities continue the 150-year land-grant tradition of providing the best in research-based educational programs. Learn about the difference Extension is making for individuals, communities, and families.
Agriculture Moves Onward Note Cards
Note card set features historic paintings celebrating Alabama agriculture. The murals of Mobile native John Augustus Walker are reproduced in this set of 20 note cards. These works of art, commissioned by Extension in 1939, celebrate Alabama's historic role in agriculture. Now you too can honor Alabama's agricultural past, present, and future!