Mississippi plant closed after getting millions in incentives
The company that operates a $140 million wood pellet manufacturing plant in Lucedale and a $60 million shipping terminal at ...
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Carnivorous plant shop opens near Austin, indulging locals' appetite for rare flora
Thousands of carnivorous and rare tropical plants are hidden inside greenhouses on a dusty Hill Country road. For the first ...
Did a Mississippi man grow the world's tallest pepper plant? Cayenne might break record
Did a Mississippi man grow the world's tallest pepper plant? After years of work, this cayenne might take title in Guinness Book of World Records.
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MW Components (aka Pontotoc Spring) Mfg. closing Pontotoc plant
PONTOTOC - A Pontotoc manufacturer plans to close its doors after more than 40 years of operation, according to a letter from the company sent to Pontotoc Mayor Bob Peeples this week. On Monday ...
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MS garden expert gives advice for low temps. See what you can and can't do.
Felder Rushing, a Mississippi State University graduate, and a retired Extension Service urban horticulture specialist, who ...
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Did a Mississippi man grow the world's tallest pepper plant? Cayenne might break record
Did a Mississippi man grow the world's tallest pepper plant? Henry Pope, the lead grower and plant geneticist for Mississippi Foundation for Renewable Energy, worked to cross-pollinate specific ...
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Mississippi plant closing after getting millions in incentives. Are South MS sites safe?
The company that operates a $140 million wood pellet manufacturing plant in Lucedale and a $60 million shipping terminal at the Port of Pascagoula is closing its plant in northeast Mississippi.
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Nuccio’s Nurseries’ famous camellias survived the Eaton fire. But with no water, what now?
A few of the plants near the burned structures were singed, and many in the nursery’s shade area were pushed over by wind gusts reportedly approaching 100 mph. But the nursery’s massive oak ...