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Procedure for Obtaining a Private Applicator's Pesticide License
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Information about obtaining a private applicator's pesticide license for purchasing restricted use pesticides from the Ouachita Extension Office. Information includes how to purchase The National Pesticide Applicator Certification Core Manual, which is used for study purposes.

Are You Supermarket Savy?
Grocery shopping can be a stressful experience when trying to save money on food purchases. Here are tips for helping you to shop wisely.

2011 Louisiana Soybean Performance Trial Results
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The results of the 2011 Louisiana Soybean Performance Trials have been finalized and can be found here with key points.

Controlling Sticker Weed
Homeowners often have questions on controlling sticker weed in their lawns. The best defense against weeds in a home lawn is to have a dense, healthy turf canopy. Herbicides are used as supplemental aids in controlling weeds.

Plant Blueberries for Edible Landscape
Blueberries fit into any general home landscape design. Researchers have shown that a serving of blueberries provides more antioxidant activity than many other fresh fruits and vegetables.
Produce Your Own Garden Salad
Our regional climate lends itself to home gardeners having a spring and fall vegetable garden. There is a vegetable that can be planted every day of the year in Louisiana.
Keeping Holiday Meals Safe
As you head to the kitchen to prepare your holiday feast, keep food safety principles in mind to ensure your holiday meal is safe as well as delicious. There are four simple food safety steps you can follow every day to keep your meals safe to eat.
Ouachita Parish Bi-Annual Report
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Current information about Ouachita Parish programs: Agriculture and Natural Resources, 4-H, Horticulture/Forestry, Family Nutrition Program, Parenting Education.
Ouachita 4-H Newsletters
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Monthly newsletters about upcoming events, workshops and award programs for 4-H'ers and 4-H leaders in Ouachita Parish.
Varroa Mites and VSH Honey Bees
Honey bees are being developed to take advantage of hygienic behaviors to help control varroa mites. The detecting and removing of a mite infested brood guarantees the health of the colony and helps eliminate varroa mites.
Varroa Mites: Know Them to Control Them
Tips on how to keep varroa mites from affecting a bee hive.
4-H Horse Clinic
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Improve your horse skills by attending this clinic offered to 4-H members.
Carpenter Bees, Beetles and Sap Suckers
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Wood boring insects have been a challenge to homeowners and gardeners all season. Long-term invasions by these borers weaken and damage wood. When sprinkles of sawdust are seen, it is a good idea to investigate.
Small Hive Beetles
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Information about small hive beetles (SHB). The larvae tunnel through combs, killing bee brood and ruining combs. The SHB eats pollen, brood, honey, dead adult bees and combs. Maintaining strong, healthy colonies with young productive queens is one of the management techniques for resisting SHB damage.