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Bossier Parish focuses on expanding outreach, digital engagement, and education while addressing 4-H, agriculture, and community needs.
The forest products industry contributes to each parish economy in several ways, including jobs, wages and purchases in the local economies.
Looking for a healthy breakfast recipe? Try adding sweet potatoes to your morning routine!
Making a snack at home can be a great way to save money and ensure you and your kids are eating a healthy snack.
Blueberries provide a good source of nutrients by providing us with fiber, vitamin C, vitamin D, and manganese.
Breakfast is a great way to boost our energy in the morning, fuel our brains for work and school, and get the nutrients our bodies need.
A diet rich in vegetables can reduce your risk for heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and obesity.
As a general rule, you need about two liters, or about eight cups of water a day, unless you have been told differently by your doctor.
The fourth and final week encourages you to meet with a Registered Dietitian.
Tips to remember include practicing proper food safety, trying new foods, flavors and cooking methods, and sharing meals together as a family when possible.
Tips to help keep you on the right track.
This year’s theme is titled “Eat Right Bite by Bite.”
A new scale has been observed infesting crape myrtle trees in north Louisiana and Texas cities.
Information about what causes the yellowing of tree foliage in the Red River Valley area.
Bulletin summarizing Federal income tax provisions related to woodland property for use by woodland owners in preparing their 2015 individual tax returns.
This fact sheet contains information on how to report timber casualty losses on federal income tax returns.
Information about common problems for trees in north Louisiana yards.
Soil properties largely determine the tree species that will grow on a site.
This deer harvest record sheet can be used to provide useful information for management guidelines.
Maintenance and care for storm-damaged yard trees.
