in Louisiana Agriculture
Louisiana Farm Bureau leaders showed American Farm Bureau Federatio President Zippy Duval some Louisiana hospitality with a trip down the bayou and a tour of our state's sweetest commodity from start to finish.
By Bruce Schultz, Olivia McClure, LSU AgCenter
ALEXANDRIA — The Louisiana forestry industry shouldn’t expect any significant market improvements in 2017 or 2018 unless the U.S. housing market improves, according to an LSU AgCenter economist.
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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
