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Rafash Brew, Area Horticulture Specialist
Cures for Tomato Problems
The tomato is one of the most popular vegetables grown in the home garden. They require little space when staked and tied and are capable of producing five or more pounds of usable fruit per plant. The tomato is relatively low in calories and is a good source of vitamins C and A. There are many pest problems associated with growing tomatoes which perhaps have caused many of the calls to the Extension office in recent days.
Gary Stockton, Parish Chair and County Agent
Combating Hoard of Weeds
Information about when to fertilize lawns and how to handle lawn weeds now.
Rafash Brew, Area Horticulture Specialist
Vegetables Grown Easy
How to grow vegetables in raised beds.
Rafash Brew, Area Horticulture Specialist
Be Careful Not to Over Maintain Your Centipede Grass Lawn
Information about establishing and maintaining a centipede grass lawn.
Rafash Brew
Produce Your Own Garden Salad
A garden salad can be produced from the seeds of lettuce, radishes, spinach and carrots in just 45 days.
Seeds of Knowledge: First Annual Gardening Seminar
Information about a unique seminar coming up and hosted by the North Central Region Louisiana Master Gardener Program. Door prizes, refreshments, and a silent auction will be part of the event.
Gary Stockton, Parish Chair and County Agent
A Market for Sweet Potatoes
Here's an idea for a crop to grow and a place to sell it.
Gary Stockton, County Agent
Soil Samples and Winterizing Your Lawn
Find out what your lawn needs for winter before applying any fertilizer.
Rafash Brew, Area Horticulture Specialist
Vegetable Garden Grown Easy
How to start a raised bed garden for growing vegetables.
Gary Stockton, Parish Chair and County Agent
Prepare for Spring Gardening
Learn why it's time now to start preparing your garden for spring planting and how to get started.
Gary Stockton, Parish Chair and County Agent
Home Vegetable Gardening Popularity Soars in Hurting Economy
Home grown vegetables have always had an appeal, but as the economy slows home vegetable gardening in picking up in popularity. I have even been receiving more calls than average for this time of the year from people that have never grown a garden asking questions about how to get started. Planning a new garden has many considerations such as where to place the garden and what to plant. The working part involves preparing the soil, fertilizing, planting, mulching and, harvesting.
Gary Stockton, Parish Chair and County Agent
What is the Best Way to Control Fire Ants?
Lately, I’ve been getting one of those questions that are very easy to answer but extremely difficult to deal with. That is “What is the best way to control fire ants?” The answer is, “There isn’t any one best way to control fire ants.” Easy answer but that answer of course makes the person ask more questions. So, I thought this would be a good time to write about controlling those pesky little fire ants.
Dora Ann Hatch, Community Rural Development
Plan Now for Fall Income
Ideas for making extra income from pumpkins this fall.
Rafash Brew, Area Horticulture Specialist
Irrigating the Lawn
During July and August in Louisiana our lawns suffer from heat and drought stress in most cases. Many people may welcome the dry climate because it may reduce the need for mowing the lawn. Many homeowners may not like the look of a drought stressed lawn and begin to water their lawn. Proper irrigation is one of the most challenging aspects of lawn management. Proper irrigation practices have taken on even more significance in recent years with the increased importance of water conservation.
Gary Stockton, Parish Chair and County Agent
How to Have a Healthy Lawn
Get answers to your questions about lawn care here so you can have a healthier, prettier lawn.
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