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Farmers’ Markets Sprout Up for the Summer Season

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ourmshome.com – omshome – 2024-06-24 13:49:31

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The bounty of fresh produce from Mississippi is best appreciated at local farmers markets, where the connection with farmers enriches the experience. Notable markets include:

  1. Hernando Farmers Market: Located in the historic Town Square, it offers fresh food, crafts, music, yoga, and demonstrations from April to October.
  2. Fresh Market: Open year-round, it features local produce, plants, and flowers in a friendly setting.
  3. Mississippi Farmers Market: In , this market provides a wide range of fresh produce, crafts, and culinary demonstrations every Saturday.
  4. Natchez Farmer’s Market: Known for its local-only rule, it offers fresh veggies, preserves, dairy, and handmade goods every Saturday.

All these markets ensure fresh, locally-produced goods directly from farm to table.

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Backyard Birds – Northern Cardinal

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ourmshome.com – Mark W. LaSalle, Ph.D. – 2024-09-28 09:23:18

SUMMARY: The Northern Cardinal is a well-recognized backyard bird, often seen as the first bird learn about. Males are strikingly bright red, while females have muted shades, both featuring crests and black masks. Although shy, they thrive in urban and agricultural . Cardinals do not migrate, making them a year-round presence, and they are frequently attracted to bird feeders, favoring sunflower seeds. Their melodious songs, often consisting of “cheer, cheer,” add to the morning chorus. Nesting typically happens in dense underbrush, with females handling most duties. Cardinals hold symbolic meanings in various cultures, often associated with deceased loved ones.

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What Reminds You Of Fall in Mississippi? 

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ourmshome.com – Allyson Alford – 2024-09-27 17:00:27

SUMMARY: Fall has arrived in Mississippi, though the weather still fluctuates between warm afternoons and cool mornings. Observations of the season include leaves gently falling, creating nostalgic memories of raking and jumping into piles. Chilly mornings are perfect for outdoor activities and warm beverages. Seasonal decorations shift from pastels to autumnal hues, with unique color palettes emerging. Conversations abound about favorite Thanksgiving dishes, cooler fashion choices, and upcoming birthdays in “ber” months. The essence of fall is embodied in beloved pumpkin spice offerings. Despite the weather lagging behind, the signs of autumn are unmistakable and cherished.

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Institute for Southern Storytelling’s Latest Documentary Explores Prolific Southern Writer’s Life, Loves, Losses

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ourmshome.com – Mississippi College – 2024-09-27 11:53:12

SUMMARY: Anthony Thaxton, a freshman at Mississippi College, designed a poster for the Eudora Welty Writers’ Symposium, marking a pivotal moment in his admiration for the celebrated Southern author. Alongside his wife, Amy Bryant Thaxton, they produced a documentary titled “Eudora,” set to debut at the Mississippi Book , showcasing Welty’s intriguing personal beyond her literary legacy. Their extensive research revealed surprising facets of Welty’s romantic life and playful personality, while highlighting her photography. The documentary aims to rediscover Welty’s complex character and invite new audiences to engage with her timeless writings and stories from the South.

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