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| LBlack@agcenter.lsu.edu | |
| 202M Knapp Hall Baton Rouge, LA 70803 |
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| 225-578-3629 |
Medical, code of conduct and volunteer forms can be found on the website.
There are two ways to enroll in 4-H.
It is time once again for our pecan fundraiser and just in time for the holidays.
This version of RSFF identifies an exotic nut, large insect grubs and pink growth on trees. There is also information regarding landscape trees.
In this issue: Fusarium Head Blight of Wheat (Scab) in Louisiana, Winter Cover Crops: Benefits and Planning Strategies for Cover Crop Success, and more.
After hurricane Laura, citizens discovered many damaged trees. This article looks at the trees that failed and the trees that survived.
Application for hurricane Laura assistance in hay, feed, and fencing.
This recipe features lean protein, veggies, dairy and carbohydrates to fuel your family through the busy back to schedules.
Eating healthy now can save you not only money but also your health. Adding fruits to your diet can reduce the risk of some chronic diseases.
We have updates from several of our research and outreach initiatives focused on sweetpotato production and pest management at the LSU AgCenter.
This week we look at some plants. A couple vines are identified, another plant is a surprise, garden rice, and the last is a nice shade plant.
The LSU AgCenter has a system of seventeen research stations across Louisiana to support the state’s agricultural producers.
Louisiana Rice Field Notes Newsletter, Yield Report #6, August 21, 2020.
This week’s RSFF looks at a couple of gardening issues, wasp damage to oak leaves, and most importantly, a tapeworm with a toxin.
This article shares information about lichens. It also identifies tree leaves, mushrooms and a grassy weed.
This report presents projected costs and returns for beef cattle and forage crop production in Louisiana for 2020.
August is kids eat right month, Get moving: Go Play, Your Way, Gardening, and recipe for sparkling strawberry lemonade.
It is designed to provide financial assistance to producers of agricultural commodities who faced price declines and additional marketing costs due to COVID-19.
Garlic, cumin, and lemon juice give a zesty flavor to this cold, blended vegetable soup.
Information on how to prepare and preserve it properly.
Louisiana Rice Field Notes Newsletter, Yield Report #5, August 14, 2020.
This article examines the problems of water oaks in the landscape.
The title of the article could have been “Bugs, Bugs, Bugs” because only insects are discussed this week.
This version of Bee Hive Buzz looks at why a hive may be failing and possible means of recovery.
Complete the form and turn it in to our office.
It's time to join Rapides Parish 4-H for the 2020-2021 school year!
Louisiana Rice Field Notes Newsletter, Yield Report #4, August 7, 2020.
Quarterly publications from the LSU AgCenter H. Rouse Caffey Rice Research Station with current activities and research updates for 2020.
An aspiring beekeeper asks questions about how heat & beekeeping, the Australian Flow Hive and online beekeeping classes.
An inexperienced beekeeper asks for assistance after observing a failing hive, and an experienced beekeeper shares some observations and possible solutions.
A professional forester asks the AgCenter for advice on caring for containerized sawtooth oaks until they are planted.
This week's RSFF looks at plant disease and disorder in pear trees, zinnias and hydrangea. Also, an edible mushroom is briefly examined.
This training is for individuals who wish to prepare to take the general standards or private pesticide applicator exam.
Gardening tips for homeowners in the Southeast Region.
Gardening tips for homeowners in the Southwest Region.
Gardening tips for homeowners in the Northwest Region.
Gardening tips for homeowners in the Northeast Region.
Gardening tips for homeowners in the Central Region.
RSFF looks at a furry garden pest, persimmon root and seedlings, mystery seed from China and healthful goji fruit.
LSU AgCenter Hammond Research Station 2020 Cool Season Trials.
Become a certified Duct and Envelope Tightness (DET) Verifier qualified to perform the diagnostic testing required for new homes.
Louisiana Rice Field Notes Newsletter, Yield Report #3, July 31, 2020.
Louisiana Rice Field Notes Newsletter, Yield Report #2, July 23, 2020.
Peaches are a delicious fruit packed with vitamin A, vitamin C, and potassium. They are a popular summertime fruit with a peak season of June 15- July 15.
Many people have greenhouses, and the environment in a greenhouse can support undesirable pests and diseases.
In normal years, even in good environmental conditions, soybean plants will lose over half of the fertilized flowers or pods.
Equipment, benefits of pruning, pruning process, and pruning calendar.
RSFF is all about trees this week. There are a couple of questions about propagation. There are other questions about caring for various trees.
"Working in the Landscape" blog answers some questions about bark mulch as a soil amendment.
Blueberries provide a good source of nutrients by providing us with fiber, vitamin C, vitamin D, and manganese.
This week's RSFF looks at several ailing trees. One suffers from overwatering, another has a fungal disease and one has an infestation of caterpillars.
Our bodies need water to maintain and function properly. So, how much do we really need?
Louisiana Rice Field Notes Newsletter, July 17, 2020.
Use of harvest aids in Louisiana soybeans, Wrapping up soybean production with irrigation, July entomology update for Louisiana, and more.
The Brella is a hybrid between a rain jacket and a poncho, is loose fitting, unisex waterproof garment and ideal for men, women and teens of all sizes.
This Version of RSFF looks at tomatoes, watermelons, grass and container plants.
This week's blog provides green professionals with a training opportunity to be a First Detector.
The damage to soybean plants due to flooding depends on several factors including the plant’s growth stage, the duration of the flood, and other conditions.
The field day will be available September 1, 2020.
This version of RSFF addresses several disease of garden and landscape plants include potato wart disease, blossom end rot and fungal leaf spots.
The 2020 Prescribed Burn Workshop almost did not happen due to the strange times we are in.
"Working in the Landscape" is a blog focusing on professionals in the landscape and nursery profession.
Meal planning tips, Get moving, Get growing: Gardening, Healthy Communities Showcase, COVID-19 survey, and Fruit and Yogurt Parfait.
This week's RSFF is heavy on insects: carpenter bee, Leaf footed bug, mydas fly and black flies.
As of June 28, a total of 72% of the Louisiana soybean crop was blooming and 30% was setting pods.
This report provides basic information on the H-2A program as well evidence of its use in the US and in Louisiana for the period FY2008-FY2019.
Pumpkins take three months to produce, give or take a few weeks. So early-to-mid July is time to start.
This week's blog covers soil testing, aphids, leaf spot and a lawn weed.
This week's RSFF includes some nuisance critters including ants, termites and hogs. A case of leaf spot is in here.
The LSU AgCenter will be hosting a free webinar as part of the Beef Brunch Educational Series.
Tassel ears in corn, Northern corn leaf blight and southern rust update, Management of in-season potassium deficiency in soybeans, and more.
Information about TeenChef and KidChef camps.
The 2020 soybean planting season in Louisiana nears completion as the planting progress reached 98% by the week ending on June 14.
The RSFF discusses protecting trees form the walnut caterpillar, harmless native insects, insects that cause damage, and worms infesting a tree.
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.
Provide youth with the opportunity to grow a horticulture crop (pumpkins) enabling them to have a real world farming experience.
RSFF looks at a couple of weeds, at how to treat for crawfish and at a calcium deficiency in tomatoes.
Recipe for a delicious vegetable dish.
This week’s article makes a plant diagnosis, discusses a valuable antibacterial agent, dealing with a pest problem and bird removal.
Louisiana soybean producers were able to plant an additional 6% of the crop during the week ending on June 7, 2020.
If the apical meristem in cut, soybean plants have axillary buds along the main stem. These axillary buds may remain dormant or can produce axillary branches.
A diet rich in vegetables can reduce your risk for heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and obesity.
This week's article looks a grass recommendation, small tomato fruit, managing cypress knees and identification of a large moth.
Though we had to cancel this year’s Tomato Field Day as an in-person event, we did grow the vegetables and learned some things about the cultivars.
A total of 79% of the soybean crop has emerged, and 98% remains in the fair-excellent rating.
