April 2018 Articles

• Just Rambling April 2018
• Spiritual Corner:
• “Union Parish 4-H’ers Excel during 78th Annual Northeast Louisiana District
• 4-H summit encourages leadership among members
• Ouachita Parish Cattlemen’s Association
• Culinary workshop pairs 4-H’ers with local celebrity chef
• A Special 2018 Ag Day Message from: Craig A. McCain, State Executive Director, L
• Is Preconditioned Marketing Right for Me?
• Minerals for Beef Cattle
• EPA administrators visit LSU AgCenter rice station
• USDA Withdraws Organic Livestock and Poultry Rule, Garnering Praise From Farm B
• Transportation Department Extends ELD Waiver for Ag Haulers
• President Trump Signs Omnibus
• NCBA Encouraged by "Positive Developments" in Omnibus Spending Bill
• Louisiana Farm Tour 2018 May 9th-11th
• LSU AgCenter releases new rice hybrid
• Planning the summer flower garden
• LSU AgCenter schedules 8 produce, seafood marketing workshops across state
• AgCenter wheat, oat field day set for April 18 in Winnsboro
• Chick Placements Down 9 Percent from Last Year
• USDA Designates 25 Parishes in Louisiana as Primary Natural Disaster Areas with
• Prescribed burn workshop for foresters set for May 8-10 in Woodworth
• Cake Mix Cookies

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Chick Placements Down 9 Percent from Last Year

Chick Placements Down 9 Percent from Last Year Broiler-type chicks placed for meat production in Louisiana were 2.97 million during the week ending March 24, 2018. Placements were down 9 percent from the comparable week in 2017 but up 7 percent from the previous week. Louisiana hatcheries set 3.50 million broiler-type eggs during the week ending March 24, 2018, down slightly from the same period last year and down 4 percent from the previous week.

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