The 2008 Sugarcane Research Annual Report is broken down into smaller sections for your review. Each PDF document can be accessed by selecting the links provided below.

The 2007 Sugarcane Research Annual Report is broken down into smaller sections for your review. Each PDF document can be accessed by selecting the links provided below.

(Video) The primary goal of the LSU AgCenter's Sugar Research Station, which is located on more than 600 acres in St. Gabriel, is the development of new sugarcane varieties and pest management systems for sugarcane. New variety development takes nearly 12 years, and much of the groundwork is performed here. Through the work carried out at this station, Louisiana’s sugarcane industry remains profitable and poised to continue a tradition that has existed for more than 200 years.

Sugarcane varieties are the lifeblood of the Louisiana sugarcane industry. Variety diversification is essential in the survival of the sugarcane industry in Louisiana. This publication is designed to help growers learn to identify sugarcane varieties. Color photos included. (PDF format only)

The Sugar Station is the oldest of the Louisiana Agricultural Experiment Stations. Founded in 1885, its primary function has been to generate and develop new sugarcane varieties.

This is a page of various links to interests of sugarcane producers and researchers.

This report provides information on future plans, program significance, industry facts, and research highlights for the Sugar Research Station.

Contains sugarcane research by topic and the complete report.

Contains sugarcane research by topic and the complete report.

Research Annual Report is broken down into smaller sections for your review. Each PDF document can be accessed by selecting the links provided below.

The 2010 Sugarcane Research Annual Report is broken down into smaller sections for your review. Each PDF document can be accessed by selecting the links provided below

Links to important information related to sugarcane.

The Louisiana Agriclimatic Information System (LAIS) collects, processes and distributes detailed climatic data relevant to agricultural production, natural resource management, environmental protection and public safety. The link below provides weather information gathered at the St. Gabriel Research Station.

Contains sugarcane research by topic and the complete report.

Contains sugarcane research by topic and the complete report.

Contains sugarcane research by topic and the complete report.

Contains sugarcane research by topic and the complete report.

The 2006 Sugarcane Research Annual Report is broken down into smaller sections for your review. Each PDF document can be accessed by selecting the links provided below.