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April 2016 Articles

Spiritual Corner: Try the Lamb
Lots of Lambs – NSIP helps lamb production
Frazier Named to Lead NCBA
Using young bulls in multi-sire pastures and cow-to-bull ratios—
Flooded landscapes require special care
Growing Weaned Calves
Beef producers hear about new regulations at field day
Protect Homes and Businesses from Termites after Flooding
Farm Bureau calls on Congress to address Internet sales tax problem
Farm Bureau Pleased by USDA Checkoff Decision for Cuba
Farm Bureau calls for permanent rail maintenance tax credit
Discard flooded fruits, vegetables, experts say
AgCenter wheat, oat field day set for April 20 in Winnsboro
Food scientist urges people to eat more raw food, less fried food, no burned foo
Spring Fest 2016 scheduled for West Monroe
Foresters hear updates on industry, state budget
• AgCenter releases home vegetable gardening guides
Beef, forage field day set for April 26 in Homer
Agritourism workshop set for May 10 in DeSoto Parish
The Best Pecan Pie
Just Rambling April 2016

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AgCenter releases home vegetable gardening guides

AgCenter releases home vegetable gardening guides Writer: Olivia McClure at 225-578-3262 or omcclure@agcenter.lsu.edu
As spring approaches and home gardeners get in full swing, the LSU AgCenter is offering a series of guides with tips on growing better vegetables.
The free guides, which are available on the AgCenter website, provide information on selecting varieties that grow well in Louisiana and in the amount of space and soil type in individual gardens. Tips on when and how to plant and fertilize are included, along with remedies for common insect, disease and weed problems and advice on harvesting and storing vegetables.
Guides are available on beans, cabbage, corn, cucumbers, eggplants, lettuce, peppers, potatoes, squash, strawberries, tomatoes, onions, shallots and garlic.
“These guides are a great resource for both new and experienced gardeners,” said Melanie Lewis Ivey, an AgCenter plant pathologist. “We are continually updating the guides with new varieties and sustainable, earth-friendly practices for managing unwanted pests in the garden.”
The files can be downloaded at www.lsuagcenter.com and putting vegetable gardening tips in the search box. Melanie Lewis Ivey can be reached at (225) 578-1464 or mivey@agcenter.lsu.edu

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