October 2017 Articles

• Just Rambling October 2017 :
• Spiritual Corner October 2017 :
• For retired AgCenter agent, visit to LSU campus is a wish come true
• LSU AgCenter researchers developing environmentally friendlier drilling fluids
• Weaning Strategies Can Reduce Stress in Calve
• Listening session held on new farm bill
• Enjoy fall wildflowers
• Producers hear about heifer diets, bull quality at field day
• Farm Bureau, Livestock Groups Request Waiver for Logging Device Mandate
• Farmers, Ranchers Ready for Long-overdue Immigration Reform
• American Farm Bureau Encouraged by Tax Framework, but Refinement Needed
• AFBF to EPA: Time to Rescind WOTUS Rule
• It’s time to plant fall vegetables
• USDA Designates Natural Disaster Areas
• Superspeedway Taco Pie
• OPPORTUNITY TO APPLY FOR THE ENVIRONMENT QUALITY INCENTIVES PROGRAM IS HERE
• Acadiana cattle field day set for Oct. 21

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Acadiana cattle field day set for Oct. 21

Acadiana cattle field day set for Oct. 21 Writer: Bruce Schultz at 337-788-8821 or bschultz@agcenter.lsu.edu (10/02/17) ST. MARTINVILLE, La. — The Acadiana Cattle Producers fall field day will be held Oct. 21 at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette Cade Farm. The event starts at 8 a.m., and the program begins at 8:30 a.m. Topics will include presentations on abnormalities in newborn calves, hay production quality and quantity, the current cattle market, Louisiana Master Farmer Program, management of shrinkage in weanling calves, bermudagrass planting methods, control of bulrush and smutgrass, and avoiding spontaneous combustion in hay. A lunch will be available. The Cade Farm is located at 1178 W.J. Bernard Road, St. Martinville.

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