Legislation could have negative impact Farmers and ranchers would face burdensome federal regulatory control if provisions of a restrictive Senate water bill make it through the “lame duck” session of Congress, according to the American...
Commodity markets discussed In the wake of shortfalls in production, an export picture that keeps getting bigger and bigger as well as speculative trade money, commodity prices have risen steadily over the past few weeks.
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Master Farmer Training set October 20 Many of our ag producers and/or landowners have become aware of the Master Farmer Program. They are also aware of the point credits offered for the NRCS, EQUIP and other programs by completing the ...
LRGA meets, discusses rice market CROWLEY – The Louisiana Rice Growers Association heard a progress report Thursday (Sept. 30) on a project that could help get rice to market in Mexico.
Jim Watkins of Jefferson Davis Parish said s...
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Mamou forestry team earns third place in competition The Mamou High School forestry teams competed in the Allen Parish Soil and Water District’s annual contest Wednesday morning. The team was graded as a whole and individually on tree identification,...
Worm invasion devouring lawns Just about anywhere you drive in and around Evangeline and surrounding parishes these days you will notice many lawns that look just terrible. These lawns have large areas of tan to brown colored g...
Greg Tate is elected Angus delegate Greg Tate, Ville Platte, has been elected as a delegate to the 127th Annual American Angus Association® Convention of Delegates, November 15, in Louisville, Kentucky, reports Bryce Schumann, CEO of...
4-H looking for students, now’s the time to join The beginning of the new school year brings many opportunities for students through the 4-H program. This year could be one of your best years in school if you decide to join a 4-H club. 4-H has so...
Succession-in-interest reporting deadline
is September 30 The USDA’s Farm Service Agency (FSA) recently reminded producers if they have made any changes affecting their interest in base acres since last signing their Direct and Counter-cyclical Program co...
La. farmers facing rice disease as harvest begins
RAYVILLE, La. – The fungal disease panicle blight is affecting Louisiana rice as farmers in the southern end of the state are gearing up for harvest, according to Johnny Saichuk, LSU AgCenter rice...