LSU Agriculture: Winning for Louisiana
As I reflect on the past few years, I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to work alongside such talented and passionate individuals — students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends alike. The LSU AgCenter and College of Agriculture have experienced remarkable growth, and our momentum continues to build. In this magazine, you will find details on several exciting new partnerships, campus events, upgraded facilities and exemplary achievements of our students. Thank you for your unwavering support and commitment to our shared mission.
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Precision and Digital Agriculture: A promise that can revolutionize farming practices
Precision and digital ag tools and techniques offer a lot of promise to farmers, and the LSU AgCenter is aiming to make that promise a reality.
From Log Cabins to Cutting-Edge Technology: Bubenzer Family's Sugarcane Legacy
Two brothers are establishing an endowment with the LSU AgCenter to fund the Bubenzer Family Professorship in Precision Agriculture.
From Haynesville to High Fashion: Geoffrey Beene's journey celebrated in LSU exhibit
Geoffrey Beene’s story starts with polka dots, but it unfolds into a tapestry of innovation, craftsmanship and an indelible mark on fashion history.
Legacy of Leadership: Pete deGravelles′ impact on agriculture lives on
Renée DeMoss and Diane Trull are honoring their late father by establishing the Pete deGravelles Ag Leadership Endowment.
Crawfish boil brings College of Agriculture alumni together for family fun, awards
In April, the College of Agriculture alumni and their families gathered with faculty and staff for the annual Ag Alumni Association Crawfish Boil.
Inaugural LSU Ag Tailgate features food, fun, fellowship
LSU Vice President for Agriculture and College of Agriculture Dean Matt Lee hosted his inaugural LSU Ag Tailgate on Sept. 21 before the Tiger football team took on the UCLA Bruins.
LSU launches graduate certificate program to strengthen food supply chains
LSU has unveiled a new online graduate certificate in agribusiness designed to strengthen the resilience and efficiency of the national food supply chain.
Our Lady of the Lake Health funding keeps Dairy Store churning
LSU broke ground on the Our Lady of the Lake Health Interdisciplinary Science Building, a four-story structure that will be home to five disciplines and the LSU AgCenter Dairy Store.
A Christmas wish come true: Louisiana Lights debuts at Windrush Gardens
Louisiana Lights: Where the Holidays Shine is set to debut in November. The event invites visitors to take an hourlong stroll through interconnected garden rooms that are exquisitely lit for the holidays.
Partnership between LSU AgCenter, Horizon Ag to benefit rice industry
The LSU AgCenter is partnering with Horizon Ag, a seed marketing and variety development company, to initiate a new rice breeding program.
Inaugural LSU AgExcellence Awards ceremony honors difference makers
The LSU AgCenter and College of Agriculture hosted the inaugural AgExcellence Awards Ceremony recognized leaders whose contributions have significantly advanced the AgCenter's mission.
Campus Career Closet fund honors the legacy of Ashley Grant
The Ag Career Closet was spearheaded by the late Ashley Grant, former assistant director of Professional Development, Internships and Career Services for the College of Agriculture.
Join us in fostering the next generation of agriculture leaders by supporting the Dean's Excellence Fund.
Bonser named to 2024 Tiger Twelve Class
Zachary Bonser, who graduated from the LSU College of Agriculture in May, was chosen as one of LSU Tiger Twelve Class of 2024.
A legacy honored with endowed graduate student award
Ray Young's legacy lives on through the Ray and Dorothy Young Endowed Graduate Student Award in Field Crop Integrated Pest Management.
Louisiana 4-H Foundation names new executive director
Jon Carr is serving as the executive director of the Louisiana 4-H Foundation.
The LSU AgCenter and the LSU College of Agriculture