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August night skies will not leave you bored. Here are things to look for on an August evening. Be prepared.

The Missouri Department of Conservation’s (MDC) Twin Pines Conservation Education Center (CEC) will host Family Fishing Day.

The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) will host a free catch-and-release fishing event for students.

The University of Missouri Center for Regenerative Agriculture has begun a second round of funding for fall cover crop planting in Missouri.

It is not every year that the (MDC) changes the hunting rules and regulations. This year, the MDC changed the deer and turkey seasons.

The University of Missouri Extension Office in Oregon County has announced the winners of the Show-Me-Neighborhood-Art.

While weeding, fertilizing, and watering do bring great results. To get more, even larger blueberries, try pruning.

Taking extra time to plant certain things strategically located can help deter wildlife. Rosemary can keep away rabbits.

While major planting is not thought of in July, the gardening mind is still active. Here are a few activities to feed that gardening spirit.

Recently, World Atlas posted an article about the best small towns in Missouri. Alton, Missouri, has a small-town charm.

The MDC will host a virtual program, “Venomous Snakes of Missouri.”. Learn how to distinguish good snakes from dangerous ones.

Fishing and frog gigging are two summer activities that can help connect people with their outdoor, and MDC is offering a youth class.