May 2019 Articles

• Just Rambling May 2019
• Spiritual Corner: Lessons from Cain
• U.S. Army Air Corps Corporal Willis Andrews: Veteran,
• Scripture to Live By: Matthew 15:8-9
• Ag-mazing Speech by Stephanie Cruse
• Legal Trivia:
• Louisiana-named fungus troubles wheat crop
• Magnolias are an iconic Southern tree
• LSU AgCenter researcher works to control sweet potato shape
• Louisiana homeowners should prepare for upcoming termite swarms
• Chicken Enchilada Dip
• Farm Bureau Details Ag Program Funding Priorities, Calls for Disaster Relief
• Farm Bureau Calls for House Approval of Disaster Aid
• Rep. Jason Smith Fires Up Family Business Estate Tax Coalition
• American Farm Bureau Relieved that Border Will Remain Open
• Mississippi Farm Bureau: Accurate Broadband Maps are Crucial
• How Farmers Hold onto Hope in the Tough Times
• USDA Announces Buy-Up Coverage Availability & New Service Fees for Noninsured
• LSU hosts National Poultry Judging Contest
• Higher Limits Now Available on USDA Farm Loans
• Master Farmer Training

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Legal Trivia:

Legal Trivia: If your horse neighs (or duck quacks, or dog barks) between 10 pm and 6 am and you happen to be in Essex Falls, New Jersey, you can be arrested. In Illinois, it is within the law to arrest and prosecute horses or other animals.

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