This issue of Louisiana Agriculture focuses on Louisiana Specialty Crop research and promotion projects being conducted at the LSU AgCenter. 36 pages

• Louisiana’s Diverse Specialty Crop Industry
  
• Louisiana Pecan and Fig Production Remain Strong While Peaches Fade
  
• Researching Roses in the Bayou State
  
• Plants with Potential: An Ornamental Plant Material Awareness Program
  
• Evaluating Public Health Pesticides on Honeybee Health and Mortality
  
• St. James Ag Day Promotes Food Literacy
  
• Let Us Eat Lettuce
  
• Growing Great Home Garden Tomatoes
  
• Will the Real Creole Tomato Please Stand Up?
  
• Hammond Research Station Keeps Up with Changing Times
  
• Pollinator Gardening
  
• Chilli Thrips Control, Identification and Management
  
• Crape Myrtle Bark Scale Threatens Summer’s Most Popular Tree Louisiana Super Plants New Selections for 2016
  
• Super Plant Past Selections
  
• Virginia Buttonweed: No. 1 Weed Problem Of Southern Lawns
  
• Chamberbitter: Invasive and Difficult to Control
  
• Revealing the Hidden Half: Development of a Low-Cost Aeroponics Growth System as a Tool for Sweet Potato Root Research
  
• Specialty Crop Block Grant Enhance AgCenter Research
  
• AgCenter News
  
• College of Ag News