If you’re doing some gardening this summer, stop by our store for some FREE fertilizer! These used espresso grounds have a balanced pH of 6.9, so they are perfect to enrich your plants 🌱 with some sweet, sweet… instagram.com/p/BzN9YPTlEjA/…

Check out this episode of Renew to learn all about pollinators! #MSUCFR youtu.be/8y7e0beZ1xk via YouTube

All of Mississippi's beaches have been shut down for swimming due to a blue-green harmful algal bloom, which can cause rashes, stomach cramps, nausea, diarrhea and vomiting. cnn.it/2JhQpCx

Upcoming gardening program at NMREC in Verona.

Dr. Heather Alexander, forestry asst prof, & post-doc Alison Paulson wrap up their field season in the Siberian Arctic. Researchers are studying impacts of boreal forest wildfire on forest recovery and carbon stocks based out of the Northeast Science Station in Cherskiy, Russia.

Individual pieces of waste may seem insignificant, but they can really add up. Check out how Wimbledon is trying to eliminate unnecessary waste! #TrashTalkTuesday #PlasticFreeJuly theguardian.com/sport/2019/jun…

Habitat destruction is the leading cause of extinction on this planet but what so few people realize is that plants are the habitat. Without healthy plant communities, everything else suffers 🌱🌾🌼🦗🐦🌳🐆🌲 #plantblindness

"Anyone who purchased rhododendron or lilac plants from Walmart or Rural King between March and May should immediately dispose of the plants in a way to prevent further spread of the disease..." dispatch.com/news/20190716/…

Great conversation during the APLU Agriculture on increasing sustainability dialogue across our land grant universities.

“If it helps the farmer and the environment, we are in a good place” Great talk by Dr. Beth Baker on effects of cover crops at #SRWC19

Needing a ride from Starkville to the Golden Triangle Regional Airport GTR Airport or from GTRA to Starkville? Let us take you the SMART way and absolutely free! Give us a call at 662-325-5204 for more information!

Don't miss the Forestry and Natural Resources Seminar Series. See the list of speakers for this semester.

Start off your semester with these three sustainability tips from Maroon Goes Green! ♻️ Tag us when your doing something sustainable on campus and we may feature you on our social media! instagram.com/p/B2CiqLtBp8d/…

Woo! We set another record on the amount of glass collected and recycled at our glass recycling drive this semester. 5,340 lbs!!!! The glass is recycled by Door2Door Recycling on Jackson, MS. The company recently… instagram.com/p/B4AqFHFlYC0/…

A reusable water bottle is an easy first step for anyone trying to live a more sustainable lifestyle. Anyone can do it! Carrying a reusable water bottle is especially convenient on Mississippi State’s campus which is… instagram.com/p/CBOfPpuh1PF/…

Are you using your kitchen more often and realizing how much food scraps & plastic waste you’re throwing out? Silicone food huggers can reduce both of these problems by covering a half-used fruit or vegetable and… instagram.com/p/CBhKQFCF2Er/…

In 2017, about 1/5 of all landfill trash was plastic (EPA). Plastic packaging makes up most of the floating debris in the oceans. Clearly, we have a packaging problem on our hands! Buying loose veggies and… instagram.com/p/CCl_tQFBSmJ/…

Rethink your trash when moving out at the end of the month. Here is a list of local resources in Starkville that you can donate your usable items to. By donating items instead of moving it to the curb, you could… instagram.com/p/CCrL5MvlARZ/…

Starkville is filled with local, fresh food options including the Starkville Community Market. The Starkville Community Market is filled with local growers, food producers and artisans showcasing their wares and is… instagram.com/p/CDPUqfZFhYP/…