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| Information Technology | |
| LBlack@agcenter.lsu.edu | |
| 202M Knapp Hall Baton Rouge, LA 70803 |
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| 225-578-3213 | |
| 225-578-3629 |
This version of Beehive Buzz can help beekeepers and homeowners with treating fire ants near beehives and in the landscape in general.
Crape murder is the lead narrative and discusses the “uglification” of crape myrtles. Hybrid oaks are featured as well as organic treatments for fire ants.
Food Safety Facts, Starting a Walking Program, and Smart Snack Alternatives.
Agriculture and Natural Resources and 4-H Youth and Family Development.
Only parents and exhibitors will be allowed to attend the parish show. Masks will be required by All attendees.
Become a certified Duct and Envelope Tightness (DET) Verifier qualified to perform the diagnostic testing required for new homes.
They provide numerous vitamins and minerals essential for your health. Compared to a candy bar, soda, or snack grab bag, fruits and vegetables are a bargain.
Beehive Buzz discusses the addition of Russian queen bees to a beeyard and helps with referrals to beekeepers who specialize in the Russian breed of honeybees.
Graduation of a class of Master Gardeners, a new virtual MG class starting on January 1st, and identifying two similar woody native plants.
Health Awareness, Get Moving: Go Play, Your Way! Healthy Community Showcase, Get Growing: Gardening and Stirring it Up.
This version of Beehive Buzz shares information for both homeowners and beekeepers regarding the humane removal of honeybees from home and other structures.
Registration for the Hunter Education Course and New Members.
This version of RSS entails identifying a native vine, the peppervine, treatment for leafy mistletoe in a tree and honeybee removal collection list.
Your photo could be featured on the LSU AgCenter's social media on Christmas Day!
Overview of the Hammond Research Station and the 2020 Virtual Field Day.
Ag Expo, Name the Newsletter Winner, Senior Honor Cords, Recycled Ornament Contest, and Lego Building Competition.
In this article, you will learn how many fruits you should consume daily, how much fruit is considered one cup and 1/2 cup.
RSFF looks at why some plants are blooming this falll, identifying a persimmon sapling, treating town ants and the average summer temps in central Louisiana.
Pick up location is located at the LSU Meat Lab (J.B. Francioni Hall Lobby). Last pickup time daily is at 4 pm.
Research at the H. Rouse Caffey Rice Research Station is conducted by scientists with the LSU AgCenter’s Louisiana Agricultural Experiment Station.
The version of RSFF looking a restoring a lawn, improving the health of a live oak, an unexpected bloom and a gardenia leaf changing color.
Unwanted Pesticides will be collected for disposal at no cost to producers, applicators or homeowners. All pesticides will be accepted.
Prepared by LSU AgCenter cooperating personnel from Louisiana Agricultural Experiment Station researchers and Louisiana Cooperative Extension Service.
This edition of RSFF looks at a butternut squash, a caterpillar of the imperial moth, wildflower ID and grass ID.
Louisiana 4-H Cloverbuds offers activites for youth ages 5 and in Kindergarten through 8 and in 3rd grade.
Elections and hurricanes and COVID – oh my! My family and I just took a much-needed vacation to Tennessee, largely to relieve stress and stare at fall foliage
In this issue: Sugarcane News and Updates, Fall Safety Reminders, Cattle News and Updates, Soybean News and Updates and more.
The primary goal of a school garden is to allow the students to grow plants from start to finish.
Winter gardening tips for Southwest Louisiana
Quarterly publications from the LSU AgCenter H. Rouse Caffey Rice Research Station with current activities and research updates for 2020.
Winter gardening tips for Southeast Louisiana homeowners.
Winter gardening tips for Northwest Louisiana homeowners.
Winter gardening tips for homeowners in Northeast Louisiana.
Winter gardening tips for homeowners in Central Louisiana.
Looking for a healthy breakfast recipe? Try adding sweet potatoes to your morning routine!
This article looks at two insects with similarities, the native cicada killer wasp and the non-native Asian giant hornet.
How to enroll and exercises for archery.
The first step in volunteering with Calcasieu 4-H is to enroll as a volunteer. This will allow agents to contact you.
The mission of the Louisiana 4-H Shooting Sports Program is to assist youth in acquiring knowledge, developing life skills, and forming attitudes.
October 2020 newsletter compiled by FCS Agents in the Southwest Region on nutrition, gardening, physical activity and cooking topics.
Fruits and vegetables are a good source of numerous essential vitamins and minerals.
Directions for where to change, reset, or recover your AgCenter password.
Making a snack at home can be a great way to save money and ensure you and your kids are eating a healthy snack.
In this issue: Wheat Variety Performance and Production Practices in Louisiana, Weed Management Programs in Winter Wheat and Soybean Production Season Review.
Let us help you pick a project that works for you! Livestock is a great learning experience for life skills through hands-on opportunities!
Louisiana Rice Field Notes Newsletter, Yield Report, October 22, 2020.
Union Parish LSU AgCenter creates a monthly newsletter for the 4-H members to stay up-to-date on events happening within Union Parish.
Agriculture and Natural Resources and 4-H Youth and Family Development.
Find out ways to reduce your sodium intake while shopping and preparing foods.
In this newsletter: Calendar of events, 4-H updates, Clover updates, National 4-H week, Scholarship recipients, and more.
Somehow, RSFF managed to include an LSU football topic in this version, snake ID and identification of a pest on a crape myrtle.
Lafayette Parish Leader Update Newsletters 2020-2021 Upcoming events.
Lafayette Parish Hotline Newsletter October 2020 Upcoming events.
We can start planning (and planting) for fall. Soil preparation is the first thing you need to do.
Many of us in Louisiana will remember August 27, 2020 as a day of infamy because Laura made landfall as a category 4 hurricane.
The loss of a champion pecan tree due to hurricane Laura. Two vine, greenbrier and Asian jasmine are identified, and treatments are provided.
Adding oranges to your diet is an easy way to reach the recommended 2 cups of fruits each day. Oranges are one of the most popular fruits in the world.
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.
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