in Louisiana Agriculture
Feeding your friends and neighbors lays at the heart of more than 15,000 pounds of Louisiana rice donated to the Greater Baton Rouge Food Ban in honor of National Rice Month.
For Roy Mcintyre, agriculture has been a way of life for as long as he can remember. In this edition of Louisiana Farm Life, TWILA's Karl Wiggers show us how that way of life began in his childhood on the family farm, took him around the world, and today, he's rebuilding his herd and his passion at home in Franklin Parish.
by Sam Irwin, American Sugar Cane League
The American Sugar Cane League (ASCL) applauded the United States Department of Agriculture's Risk Management Agency for their approval of a new crop insurance program designed for the sugarcane crop.
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Many Louisiana sugarcane farmers were wondering if they ever were going to get their crop planted, especially after Tropical Storm Harvey. But sunshine returned, and farmers have taken advantage of the good weather.
Louisiana soybean farmers are more than halfway through their harvest, and they're finding out this year's wet weather is affecting the quality of the crop.
September 28, 2017
