LSU, SU AgCenters show appreciation to parish government The faculty from both the LSU and SU AgCenters met recently in the East Baton Rouge Metro Council Chambers to give their progress report for the year’s activities along with reports from their clie...
Azalea season is here As we enter late March, we are enjoying the blooms of our main traditional southern garden shrub – the azalea. These plants are abundantly planted and represent a large percentage of landscape plan...
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SU Ag Center Horse Show April 20 - 22 The Southern University Agricultural Research and Extension Center will host the Annual Horse Show April 20 - 22 at the Maurice A. Edmond Livestock Show Arena in Baker. Trail riders from as far as ...
SU Ag Center Rabbit Show slated for April 14 Youth from across the state will travel to the Southern University Agricultural Research and Extension Center for the annual State and National Rabbit Show, April 14. The Show will take place at th...
Get It Growing: Dealing with scale insects Scale insects are one of the more common groups of insects that attack plants. You may find them feeding on trees, shrubs and even indoor plants.
When they first hatch out of their eggs, scale inse...
Shell Oil to help fund Nicholls environmental initiative Shell Oil will invest $50,000 in Nicholls State University’s ongoing coastal research projects, including the production of native plants for coastal restoration.
“Shell’s Deepwater Operations is a...
Wildlife field day features research on bluetongue disease in deer New research that may lead to combating the disease bluetongue in deer was featured at the LSU AgCenter’s wildlife field day at the Bob R. Jones – Idlewild Research Station in Clinton on March 17.
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Milk now sold in LSU dairy store “It’s been a long time coming,” said LSU dairy science professor Chuck Boeneke concerning the sale of bottled milk in the LSU AgCenter Dairy Store.
The dairy store on campus has been selling quarts...
Get It Growing: Get a handle on landscape maintenance I am often asked about low-maintenance landscaping. After a brief conversation, I get the feeling that what the person is actually looking for is a no-maintenance landscape. Unfortunately, if you a...
Louisiana Wildlife Federation announces new executive director The Louisiana Wildlife Federation (LWF) has hired Rebecca Triche, a veteran nonprofit and conservation leader, as its new Executive Director. She was formally introduced to the LWF membership at th...