LSU fights destructive invasive species
Creation of a new center through the LSU AgCenter will aid in mitigating damage of invasive species.
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Creation of a new center through the LSU AgCenter will aid in mitigating damage of invasive species.
The Times of Houma Thibodaux
Louisiana is home to some of the most destructive invasive species found in the United States. The LSU AgCenter has long worked to monitor and manage these non-native insects, weeds
The LSU AgCenter held a beef and forage field day late last month at the Red River Research Station in Bossier City, bringing producers and researchers together for the latest in industry updates.
Rice researchers highlight variety development, growing methods at 112th annual field day Derek Albert LSU AgCenter More than 400 rice producers and industry insiders gathered for the first post-pandemic field day at the LSU AgCenter H. Rouse Caffey Rice Research Station on June 30. Following a virtual field day in 2020, this year’s in-person event featured a field tour highlighting new developments in rice varieties, pest management and growing practices. “We have had a great turnout for our first post-pandemic LSU AgCenter rice field day,” said Dustin Harrell, resident coordinator of ...