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Louisiana Agriculture is the quarterly magazine published by the LSU AgCenter. It has been in continuous publication on a quarterly basis since 1957. The magazine is designed to showcase the AgCenter’s research projects and extension programs. An editorial board made up of research and extension faculty oversee the publication and review all articles before they are published. Subscribe here.

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Winter 2019

Articles in the winter 2019 issue of Louisiana Agriculture show how scientists and educators at the LSU AgCenter are looking ahead to help prepare the people of Louisiana for a changing tomorrow. They write about new ways to generate revenue for our agricultural industries, preserve and sustain our precious resources, lead a healthier lifestyle and more.

Fall 2018

The fall 2018 issue of Louisiana Agriculture focuses on the LSU AgCenter’s partnership with Louisiana Sea Grant, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. Through this collaboration we have helped strengthen and sustain the Louisiana seafood industry and our coastal communities. Read about some of the issues and crises we have faced and how our research and extension programs have ensured recovery and progress.

Summer 2018

The summer 2018 issue of Louisiana Agriculture includes articles about how the LSU AgCenter through its research and extension programs aids in expanding and sustaining agriculture in the state, including the sweet potato industry, which continually introduces better varieties; the agritourism industry, which is well-positioned for growth; and the dairy industry, which has potential for value-added products.

Spring 2018

The spring 2018 issue of Louisiana Agriculture focuses on one of today’s most important topics: globalization. Louisiana agriculture reaches around the world not only through trade, but in many other ways as well, including policies for temporary foreign workers and the sustainability of our natural resources.

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