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262 Research Station Drive · Bossier City, LA · 71112
Phone: (318) 741-7430 · Fax: (318) 741-7433

Upcoming Lunch and Ag Discovery
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The following flyer provides the details for the upcoming Lunch and Ag Discovery program held at the Red River Research Station.

Red River Station To Begin Lunch Ag Discovery Programs Oct. 25
(Distributed 10/09/07) The Red River Research Station will begin a series of “Lunch and Ag Discovery” programs to help consumers and the urban population learn more about agricultural issues, according to Dr. Jere McBride, LSU AgCenter Northwest Region director.

Get It Growing: Keep Your Houseplants Happy
Whether we admit it or not, heat and humidity this time of year make gardening outside less enjoyable. I have to confess to retreating into the coolness of my air-conditioned home and spending less time in the garden now that mid-summer has arrived. But when I don’t spend as much time in my outside garden, I can turn to my collection of indoor plants to keep me happy.

Effects of Poultry Litter on Soil used in Cotton Production
Soil Organic Matter (%)

Results of soil analysis after using poultry litter in cotton production.

The Use of Poultry Litter for Cotton Production
Application of poultry litter.
An investigation of the use of poultry litter as a fertilizer on production cotton fields.
The Long-term Effects of Winter Cover Crops in Cotton Production
Crimson Clover
An on-going project started in 1959 to study the effects of winter cover crops on soil fertility and cotton production.
13th Annual Greenhouse Tomato Seminar
The seminar will include successful cultural practices to grow greenhouse tomatoes for a profit. There will also be a tour of the greenhouses and a special training session on how to graft tomatoes.
Northwest Region Newsletter - November 2008
1950s
This is the Northwest Region Newsletter for November 2008.
The Shreveport Community Gardeners Fall Events 2008
A Calendar of The Shreveport Community Gardeners Fall Events 2008
This page provides a calendar listing of the Shreveport Community Gardeners Fall 2008 events.
Northwest Region Newsletter - October 2008
Aggies
This is the Northwest Region newsletter for October 2008.
Deadline extended to Sept. 30 for agriculture disaster assistance waiver
(Distributed 09/17/08) The deadline has been extended to Sept. 30 for farmers who need waivers from the Farm Service Agency (FSA) to qualify for federal disaster insurance to help cover their losses from hurricanes Gustav and Ike. “The deadline had been Sept. 16, but because some of the FSA offices were without power because of the hurricanes, the deadline was extended a couple of weeks,” said Dr. Kurt Guidry, LSU AgCenter agricultural economist.
Northwest Region Newsletter - September 2008
goats
This is the Northwest Region Newsletter for September 2008.
Northwest Region Newsletter - August 2008
Raised Hands
This is the Northwest Regional Newsletter for August 2008.
LSU AgCenter summer activity helps Shreveport teens learn science, math through gardening
Hannaandteens
(Distributed 07/25/08) Shreveport teens are getting a taste of gardening in an LSU AgCenter summer activity – and learning a whole host of science and math concepts in the process. Grace Peterson, LSU AgCenter Family Nutrition Program coordinator, conducts classes for participants in a Shreveport Public Assembly and Recreation (SPAR) summer program.