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Louisiana Master Farmer Program Builds on 25 Years of Conservation (opens the original)
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LIVINGSTON PARISH, La. (TWILA) — The Louisiana Master Farmer Program is marking 25 years of helping producers improve conservation and environmental stewardship. Denise Richard completed the program and developed a conservation plan for her family farm. She says rotational grazing has allowed her to make better use of her acreage. Nearly 390 farmers are certified or recertified through the program, representing about 220,000 acres of farmland. Its success has also led other states to look at ado
4-H Chefs Compete in Great American Seafood Cook-Off (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS, La. (RFD News) — Aspiring 4-H chefs sharpened their culinary and competition skills during the Great American Seafood Cook-off in New Orleans. Competitors from Louisiana, Georgia, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Texas prepared fresh Gulf seafood while incorporating local ingredients from their home states into their signature dishes. “It’s just a really neat mixture to see what kids make and create utilizing those commodities that come from their certain counties and states,” 4-H Regional D
LSU AgCenter Develops Two New Rice Varieties (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE, La. (TWILA) — Rice farmers across the Southeast will have two new varieties to choose from next planting season after years of development at the LSU AgCenter. Researchers say the new varieties offer improved disease resistance, higher yields and better grain quality. As harvest begins, the LSU AgCenter expects Louisiana rice acreage to decline this year as low commodity prices and high input costs continue to pressure producers. The AgCenter is also monitoring for the invasive rice
Invasive Mealybug Threatens Louisiana Sugarcane Despite Strong Crop Outlook (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE, La. (RFD News) — Louisiana sugarcane producers are expecting another strong crop, but the spread of the invasive pasture mealybug is becoming a growing concern for the industry. Sugarcane acreage has steadily increased in Louisiana for more than a decade, with another 5,000 acres expected this year. While sugar prices remain below the highs seen a few years ago, LSU AgCenter sugarcane specialist Kenneth Gravois says the market has stabilized: “Sugar prices are off their high from a
Louisiana Century Farms Honored at Farm Bureau Convention (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS, La. (RFD News) — Several Louisiana farm families were inducted into the Century Farm program during the Louisiana Farm Bureau State Convention, recognizing a century of farming across multiple generations. While those who established many of the farms are no longer living, family members gathered to honor the generations that built and sustained the operations. Despite economic challenges facing agriculture, the families hope their farms will continue for another century. As part of
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