Louisiana Agriculture Magazine Winter 2016 - PDF

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Louisiana Agriculture Winter 2016

Articles cover a variety of topics and provide information on issues facing the Louisiana agriculture community. These include the ever-growing problem of feral hogs and their destruction to our resources; water quality in poultry production; and control of the giant salvinia weed that continues to clog our waterways. 32 pages

Learning about Louisiana’s Wildlife at the Bob R. Jones-Idlewild Research Station
Research Aims at Effective, Safe Control of Feral Hogs
Feral Hog Damage in Louisiana
Environmental Best Management Practices for Poultry Production in Louisiana
Three Years of Giant Salvinia Biological Control Research on Cross Lake in Northwest Louisiana
Researchers Look to South America for Help in Controlling Invasive Water Weed Giant Salvinia
Mexican Rice Borer Continues Spread in Louisiana
Evolution of the Louisiana Crawfish Industry
Louisiana's Primary and Value-Added Wood Products Industry and the Great Recession
Keeping Rice Production in Louisiana Sustainable
Annual Tomato Field Day Grows into Popular Community Event
Eat More Raw Food, Less Fried Food, No Burned Food
Global Warming Costly for Louisiana’s Coast
AgCenter News
College of Ag News

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