Watching for Tomato Problems
Keep an eye out for threats to your harvest.
Plan your herb garden for summer heat
The intense heat of summer takes its toll on many of our favorite culinary herbs, but some heat-loving herbs can be planted now for summer production.
Cattle producers, beekeepers encouraged to collaborate
Clover-covered pastures benefits both cattle and pollinators like honeybees, according to LSU AgCenter experts who are encouraging cattle producers and beekeepers to work together.
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(05/25/18) In an area considered the northernmost point in the world for growing sugarcane, the Bain family has been raising the sweet stuff for generations.
(05/25/18) You’d think a vegetable with a name like yardlong bean would be incredibly productive — and you would be right..
(05/24/18) Visitors will have the opportunity to sample fruits and vegetables fresh from the garden at the annual Garden Fest on June 16.
(05/22/18) BATON ROUGE, La. — After a lengthy search, the LSU AgCenter has named Gillian Eggleston director of the Audubon Sugar Institute.
(Video 05/21/18) It’s good to plan ahead for the relentless heat to come. On this edition of Get It Growing
(05/18/18) Members of the Louisiana Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association toured Tangipahoa Parish farms on May 16 to gain valuable information.
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