Don’t neglect late-summer gardening
For gardeners tired of the heat and longing for cooler weather, September can provide welcome relief. Cool fronts often begin to make their way this far south in September. But days in the 90s are ...
Sep 25, 2012 | 0 | 1 |
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Dan Gill/LSU AgCenter HorticulturistZachary Today.Com
LSU AgCenter preparing Louisiana for high-speed Internet Residents in 18 Louisiana parishes where broadband is underused or unavailable are learning the value of broadband, high-speed internet access with help from the LSU AgCenter.
Connect My Louisiana,...
Randy Jemison selected as 2012 International Rice Festival Honoree CROWLEY-Selected as the Honoree for the 2012 International Rice Festival is Randy Jemison of Kinder, announced by Brady Williams, festival president. This year’s festival is slated for the weekend ...
Rep. Ligi to explain State Constitutional Amendment No. 5 State Rep. Tony Ligi, R-Metairie, will be visiting various areas of the state to explain State Constitutional Amendment No. 5 (Act No. 868 of the 2012 legislative session) which will be on the Nov....
LSU AgCenter releases 2013 Get It Growing calendar The LSU AgCenter is releasing its 2013 Get It Growing Lawn and Garden Calendar – the annual publication that offers a mixture of beautiful garden photos and advice targeted specifically to Louisian...
Plant perennial flowers now through fall Perennials are plants that live for three or more years and often require two or more years from seed to flower. Gardeners are showing renewed interest in herbaceous perennials because they often n...
Sep 17, 2012 | 0 | 2 |
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Allen Owings/LSU AgCenter horticulturistZachary Today.Com
Love Bugs: Not so lovely Plecia nearctica, also commonly known as the Love Bug, is also called the honeymoon fly, kissing bug or double-headed bug.
It is a member of the family of march flies, and the adult is a small, fly...
Promoting sportsmanship on, off field Beyond the Game program awards Sportsmanship Spotlight of the Month, Essay Contest, Overall Sportsmanship Spotlight of the Year
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Kenny Henderson, LHSAA Executive Director Zachary Today.Com
Isaac’s yield, economic losses low for most La. commodities Louisiana’s individual agricultural commodities escaped major damage from Hurricane Isaac, according to analyses from the LSU AgCenter.
LSU AgCenter county agents and crop specialists spent the wee...