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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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Spring 2020

Insects are the most abundant and diverse group of animals on earth, and the spring 2020 edition of Louisiana Agriculture focuses on LSU AgCenter entomologists and their contributions to the sustainability of agriculture in our state and the well-being of all of us. Our scientists are discovering management tools to control insect pests, both in urban and rural environments, while reducing the use of pesticides and promoting the growth of beneficial insects.

Winter 2020

2020 is the International Year of Plant Health, calling attention to the valuable work of agricultural scientists, some of whom are featured in the winter issue of Louisiana Agriculture. Through their programs, they make sure plants produce to their maximum yield, which helps end hunger and protect the environment. Other topics in this issue include waterfowl habitat along the coast and a project that strengthens the role of women in farm business.

Fall 2019

The fall 2019 issue of Louisiana Agriculture focuses on the LSU AgCenter School of Nutrition and Food Sciences and the many ways in which faculty and staff through their research, extension and teaching programs are making our communities healthier, our food supply safer and contributing to economic development in Louisiana, capitalizing on the state’s unique expertise in food production.

Summer 2019

The summer 2019 issue of Louisiana Agriculture includes articles about big data in agriculture and how this can help farmers manage their farms better without being intrusive, how to use cover crops with fall-applied herbicides for the best results, and how conservation practices help with land values. The issue showcases more of our intellectual property that will make the world a better place and allow entrepreneurial opportunities for Louisianians.

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