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(Video 12/27/22) The weather was not kind to Louisiana agriculture this year. Nearly every crop saw lower yields and quality reductions.
(Video 12/27/22) Demand for cane fruit such as raspberries is exceeding supply, so researchers in the Southeast are looking for ways to grow them.
(12/22/22) You can reuse old soil for new container plantings or other purposes around the landscape.
(12/22/2022) FFA members from across Louisiana gathered for the annual State Leadership Development Events, which focus on student leadership development.
(12/21/22) A group of educators and students who participate in the Hill Farm Community Garden gathered for an end-of-semester garden party.
(12/19/22) It’s official — winter is here! And with it comes many questions about protecting landscape plants, pipes and pets during cold weather.
(12/19/22) The Botanic Gardens at Burden and the Louisiana Stormwater Coalition finished the second phase of a litter remediation and prevention program.
(12/09/22) Norfolk Island pines are great for holiday decorating, but you can enjoy them all year long.
(Video 12/16/22) Louisiana’s sweet potato farmers had what some in the industry called “the worst year ever.”
(Video 12/16/22) Producing tea in Louisiana and the southeastern U.S. is a growing trend, LSU AgCenter researchers are planting tea plants on campus.
(12/15/22) Forage producers heard about a new potential income stream during a recent Louisiana Forage and Grassland Council meeting.
(12/15/22) From high production costs to weather extremes, 2022 has proven a challenging year for many Louisiana sweet potato farmers.
(12/16/22) The winter months provide us an opportunity to focus on landscape planning, planting and maintenance.
(12/13/22) The LSU AgCenter has named two well-established leaders to key director positions.
(12/09/22) Twenty-five percent of Louisiana parishes’ economies witnessed higher real GDP in 2021 compared to 2019.
(12/8/2022) Animal sciences meets biological engineering through Ashton Dalton’s undergraduate research project.
(12/02/22) Internal dry rot and puffy fruit are two issues citrus growers may face.
(12/05/22) BATON ROUGE, La. — A group of 27 campers from across the state recently received a lesson in Louisiana cooking and history.
(12/01/22) Photographers are encouraged to submit their best work to be entered in the entries for the 2024 edition of the LSU AgCenter Get It Growing
