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The American Sugar Cane League will hold its annual meeting Feb. 5-6 in Lafayette.The Daily Comet reports the Thibodaux-based group lobbies on cane…
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Despite uncertainty surrounding federal farm legislation, agricultural economists are optimistic about the market outlook for rice and soybeans with…
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Heavy rains in southwest Louisiana are flooding land and keeping some farmers out of the fields.Calcasieu Parish County Agent Jimmy Meaux tells The…
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As rain followed rain in south Louisiana, the president of the Louisiana Crawfish Farmers Association saw a good chunk of his crop swim over the levees…
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North Louisiana farmers and timber growers say they're beginning to recover from drought in 2010 and 2011. But The Times of Shreveport reports it will…
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture says Louisiana's harvests this year include record yields for at least five crops — corn, soybeans, cotton, grain…
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When Hurricane Isaac blew through Louisiana, it caused an estimated $100 million worth of losses in agriculture. About 40% of the state’s citrus crop was…
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Hurricane Isaac's winds paired with recent rains made a rough start for this year's sugar-cane grinding season. But industry officials are optimistic that…
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The LSU AgCenter estimates Hurricane Isaac has cut Louisiana's pecan harvest by 15 percent.Charlie Graham, professor for fruit and nut crops, says that…
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Scientists question the methods and results of a new study showing harm to rats fed a diet of GMO corn and herbicide. But the debate is far from settled as interest groups call for a ban and governments ask for further studies.