Weelky news article form LSU AgCenter county agent Kenny Sharpe. Pecan trees are starting to bud up and this tells me that this is your opportunity to control all those black knots that get on pecan trees each year.

Weekly news articl from LSU AgCenter County Agent Kenny Sharpe. I started seeing the small worms hanging from silk threads in the oaks here at the courthouse several weeks ago. Now I see big groups of the caterpillars on the sides of the trees and lots of missing foliage where they have been feeding.

This report provides information on funding sources, program highlights for the area, and local issues that are being faced by the parish through the Extension Service.

Weekly news article from LSU AgCenter County Agent Kenny Sharpe. This past week Livingston Parish lost one of its great agricultural and community leaders with the passing of Mr. D'Armond.

Weekly news article from LSU AgCenter county agent Kenny Sharpe. One of the crops that people like to plant early is sweet corn. I had someone tell me recently that they made cornbread with creamed corn and sour cream. I have never had cornbread made that way but how could that be anything but good especially if you used fresh sweet corn.

Newsletter for local Livingston Parish 4-H leaders. Topics include: 4-H University, 4-H Camp, 4-H Day At The Capitol, Record Books Deadline, Talent Show.

Articles included: Citizenship Washington Focus Trip, Achievement Day, Character Counts! Corner, 4-H Day At The Capitol, LSU Football Tickets, March is National Nutrition Month, 4-H University, and Raising With Cane's Day.

Weekly news article from LSU AgCenter county agent Kenny Sharpe with helpful tips on fertilizing your trees.

Weekly news article from LSU AgCenter county agent Kenny Sharpe. If you want to have fruit that is free of worms, then you will need to spray your fruit trees. Go ahead and check our your equipment now.

Weekly news article from LSU AgCenter county agent Kenny Sharpe. I really enjoy seeing the dried plums from the ornamental grasses swaying in the wind during the winter, but the end of February is time to cut them back.