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Dates, Location, and Times for AgMagic on the River
Find details, registration forms, parent letter and more!
A list of school clubs in Jefferson Parish.
An engaging conference for 4-H teenagers on becoming leaders in their community.
Find out more about local 4-H events through our Facebook Page!
Long lasting bouquets, Growing strawberries, bordered plant bug, Mowing, Southern bacterial wilt, Chinese Fringe tree.
Bottlebrush tree, pincushion flower, two-lined spittlebug, narrowleaf vetch, periodical cicadas, lawn thatch.
Details on 4-H University
Lantana bud galls, citrus chimera, container gardening growing medium, common ragweed, beet armyworm, cinnamon distylium.
Croton Codiaeum variegatum, Southern salt marsh aster, cypress twig gall midge, Container Gardening: Water Movement and Irrigation, November Rain Collecion.
The forest products industry contributes to each parish economy in several ways, including jobs, wages and purchases in the local economies.
Common Purslane Portulaca oleracea, Black soldier fly Hermetia illucens, Termites in trees, Ants quest for water, Hire an arborist, marquerite daisy.
Cinnamon Girl’ Distylium, Annual Grasses, barnacle scale, Sphaeropsis knot of hollies, irrigation spray heads.
Information about 4-H Challenge Camp for 7th and 8th graders!
Sunpatiens, revisiting old landscape classics, container gardening part 1, Eriophyid mites, Alligatorweed, mosquitos in the garden.
An exciting summer camp for 7th and 8th graders focused on outdoor and science activities!
A fun contest for the youth of Jefferson Parish!
Dates, Location, and Order forms for 4-H Night with the Pelicans
Barbados cherry, wood decay fungi, how much to plant, mulberry weed, engaging your ears in the landscape, vegetable recommendations.
Peggy Martin roses, Websites for Gardeners, Bushkiller Vine, Spartococera fusca, Yellow poplar weevil Odontata calceatus, Zippering, Red Imported Fire Ant.
Gardening Gloves, Tuber Vervain Verbena rigida, Peanut Greauxing Guide, Sunscald, Sunscorch, & Sunburn and more.
Bottlebrush tree, okra growing guide, Henbit Lamium amplexicaule, lawn mower maintenance, Green peach aphid, melon aphids, planting guide, garden tips, lawn.
The 4-H Jefferson newsletter for February 2023.
The 4-H Jefferson Parish newsletter for January 2023.
Information about Photography Contest.
The 4-H Jefferson Parish newsletter for December 2022.
The 4-H Jefferson Parish Newsletter for November 2022.
Every year deciduous trees drop tons of leaves. These leaves can be used as mulch or composted to make humus to use in our gardens and lawns.
Articles on roselle hibiscus, cabbage loopers, minute pirate bug, dandelions, phytophthora root rot, and will chill and plants.
Carolina Jessamine, White-ramping Fumitory, Plumbago, Growing Cucumbers,
Nasturtiums, Free Leaves - Compost and Mulch, Gulf Fritillary Butterfly, Soil Test Results, Holly Trees, Lady Beetles Coccinellidae, Cold Weather Invaders.
Date, Location, Time, Registration Forms, and Full Rules can be found here!
Giant Ironweed (Vernonia gigantea), Peppervine (Ampelopsis arborea), Tree Selection, Take-All Root Rot Turf Disease.
The 4-H Jefferson Parish newlsetter for October 2022.
Articles on Queen palm dates, frogfruit (Phyla nodiflora), Cercospora leaf spot, the 4 R's of Nutrient Managment, Walkingsticks.
The 4-H Jefferson Parish newsletter for September 2022.
Scarlet Creeper, Spotted Lanternfly, Slow release vs. Control Release Fertilizer, Eucalyptus Tree, Joro Spider, Phomopsis Fruit Rot.
Hurricanes vs. Trees, Fall Tomatoes, Poison Hemlock, Organic vs. Chemical Fertilizer, Chamberbitter, Beacon Impatiens
Mimosa Vine (Mimosa strigillosa) as a Lawn Alternative, Crêpe Myrtles, Sweetbay Magnolia (Magnolia virgininana, American Cockroach, Plant Nutrition N-P-K.
Articles on Tulips, Louisiana Irises, Lespedeza, Yellowmargined leaf beetle (Microtheca ochroloma). Insect pheromones and attractants.
Information on the native plant including description, growing conditions, environmental benefits and uses.
Articles on daylilies, breeding daylilies, elderberry, hammerhead worms, torenias, and cutting back milkweed.
Articles on Mamou/Coral Bean, The Danger of Dead Branches, Florida Betony (Stachys floridana), Large Patch Turf Disease, Easter Buck Moth.
The 4-H Jefferson Parish newsletter for May 2022.
Includes articles on Salvia Super Plants, Encore Azaleas, Powdery Mildew on Roses, and Lawn Sod Installation.
The 4-H Jefferson Parish newsletter for April 2022
The 4-H Jefferson Parish newsletter for March 2022
The 4-H Jefferson Parish newsletter for February 2022
Drummond’s Swamp Maple, Bandana Lantana, Pruning Crapemyrtles, Ambrosia Beetles, Downy Mildew of Brassica.
Check out who won and which ribbons each competitor got!
The 4-H Jefferson Parish newsletter for January 2022
Includes articles on Loropetalum, Common Firebush, Pellitory, and Hoof Fungus.
Includes Articles On: Intenze classic celosia, Holiday Cacti and their Care, Common Goldenrod, Homo sapiens, Black Rot of Crucifers, Raising Soil pH.
The 4-H Jefferson Parish newsletter for December 2021
Includes Lowering soil pH, cabbage aphids, doveweed, plants with potential, container growing media.
The 4-H Jefferson Parish newsletter for November 2021
Articles on Lycoris plant, fall armyworms, container soil properties, supertunia vista, fall lawn weeds.
Includes articles on Curcuma plant, inorganic growing media, Io moth caterpillars Leslie Ann camellias, Sida rhombifolia, plus the vegetable planting guide.
Articles on Crinum lily, palmetto bugs, American cockroaches, Container growing media, Willow oak, torpedograss (Panicum repens).
Includes information on Evening Primrose, Hummingbirds, oleander aphids, cat's claw vine, 2021 super plants and penstemons.
January is the month for new beginnings and a perfect time to begin exercising or increasing your physical activity for better health.
The need for opportunities for indoor physical activity (PA) during the cold & wet months of the year is important. Weather can promote or deter PA behaviors.
In this issue: Candelabra bush, Collecting seed and growing native plants, Large Milkweed Beetle, Ruellia nudiflora, beneficial fungi.
In This Issue: Caesalpina Pulcherrima, Successional Planting with Cool Weather Crops, Tropical Sod Webworms, Ragweed parthenium, Entomopathhogenic nematodes.
June is Dairy Month! Show your bones some love and include 2-3 servings of Dairy per day.
When you do not have enough money to cover your family’s basic living expenses and pay all your creditors, you face some difficult financial decisions.
Our COVID-19 Victory Garden Issue with articles on growing fruit and vegetables in containers and raised beds. Plus more on finding fresh produce garden centers
Articles on Crane Flies, Fight the Bite, Microbial Biopesticides, Super Plants, planting guide, lawn care tips.
Dining with Diabetes, Nutrition events, Lunch and Learn "Clean Eating" and more.
Healthy Communities Bike Safety Partnership: Let's Ride in Jefferson Parish, Louisiana. Youth are learning biking skills to ride safely in their neighborhoods.
Articles on Rabbiteye blueberries, insecticidal soap, citrus leafminers, balled-and-burlapped tree and shrub care.
Jefferson Parish Profile 2019.
Articles on seed saving, mealy bugs, neem, Louisiana super plant sorbet violas, planting guide, local farmers markets, garden checklist, upcoming events.
Articles on healthful benefits of plants, horticulture oil, citrus rust mites, redbor kale, tips on gardening and lawn maintenance.
Childhood Obesity is a major health issue in Louisiana.
Contains articles on Pruning Tomatoes, Geaux Grow Natives Project, Common Compost Problems and Solution, Azalea Lacebugs, and 4-H On the Move.
Articles on Sunflowers, Dr. Heather Kirk-Ballard, Louisiana Irises, Buckmoths, plus planting guide, garden and lawn tips.
Articles on Edible flowers, tips for shopping farmer's markets, and monarch migration
Articles on Camellias, Evergreen Trees & Shrubs, Home Citrus Production, and Benefits of Compost.
Includes articles on Master Gardeners 20 year anniversary in NOLA, an argument for leaving leaves in place, building a rooting chamber, and indicator weeds in
LSU AgCenter Agent contributed to a neighborhood, helping the residents to adopt healthy food choices and get them to be more active.
Aquatic Milkweed, Termites and other Wood Destroying Insects, Orange Dog Caterpillars, Pink Muhly Grass,Termites in Trees and Gardens, and Glyphosate research.