Matt Garrett is a journalist for The Marshall News Messenger, focusing on local news and events in Marshall, Texas. With a passion for agriculture and gardening, Matt's articles often cover topics such as plant nutrients, gardening tips, and local agricultural events.
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Matt Garrett's coverage focuses on local agriculture, gardening, and house & home topics in Texas. He often provides announcements, expert commentary, and seasonal content related to gardening tips and information. If you have expertise in horticulture or agricultural practices specific to the Texas region, especially related to fall gardening or year-round garden planning, your insights could be valuable for his audience.
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By: Matt Garrett
It happened again this week. A couple had inherited some rural land and they wanted to keep it, perhaps turn it into an agricultural business. Above all, they had lots of questions and wanted to understand the myriad of taxes and regulations that can baffle those outside of the agricultural world.
By: Matt Garrett
Join us for an informative workshop hosted by Harrison County Agrilife Extension and the Harrison County Appraisal District on Saturday, Oct. 19 at Crossroads Baptist Church, 11763 FM 31, Marshall, Texas 75672.
What a great time of year! East Texas is finally feeling a little relief from the hot weather and Texas gardeners are looking for ways to add color to the landscape. Violas, pansies, snapdragons, dianthus and mums can add a lot to our gardens and provide pretty color throughout the cooler months ahead. We have read that fall is the perfect time to plant trees and shrubs.
A BIG thank you goes out to everyone that came out and supported the Harrison County Master Gardener Fall Plant Sale and the Harrison County 4-H Potting Soil Fundraiser. If
By: Matt Garrett
The Harrison County 4-H program is set to hold a Rabbit Workshop on Tuesday, Nov. 7 at 6 p.m. at the Harrison County AgriLife Extension Office, located at 2005 Warren Drive. This event is ideal for youth planning to participate in the meat pen rabbit show during Farm City Week in March. Spaces are limited, so RSVPs are encouraged by calling (903) 935-8413.
By: Matt Garrett
This past weekend, the East Texas Show Star Series took place at the Rusk County Expo Center in Henderson, organized by District 5 Extension. It was a two-day event packed
By: Matt Garrett
Demand for Texas-grown Christmas trees continues to rise as acreage and entrepreneurial interest in farms expands, according to a Texas A&M Forest Service expert.
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Demand for Texas-grown Christmas trees continues to rise as acreage and entrepreneurial interest in farms expands, according to a Texas A&M Forest Service expert.
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