Many people believe this cold winter means there will be fewer insects, such as mosquitoes, during the summertime. But LSU AgCenter entomologist Dr. Ralph Bagwell says that is a misconception. Most of Land Farmers don't have to lose money on land that doesn't produce a profit right now, according to a team of experts from the LSU AgCenter. Saichuk said weather definitely had a major impact on rice production last year. Better Crawfish Seasons Crawfish lovers could see a little better supply this year and next than they have the past couple of years if favorable growing conditions continue, says LSU AgCenter aquaculture specialist Dr. Greg Lutz .
Many consumers wear and love cotton.
Dr. Evva Wilson , LSU AgCenter apparel and textiles specialist, says this is because of the ABCs of cotton. The latest report on the ongoing update of recommended dietary guidelines was recently released, and LSU AgCenter nutritionist Dr. Beth Reames says those guidelines generally say nutrients can be obtained from a balanced diet and won't require nutritional supplements. Three people received awards at a luncheon held during the Jan. 19-20 run of the 2001 AG Expo at the Monroe Civic Center. The use of Roundup Ready Cotton may see a slight increase this year because of growing interest in the product, says LSU AgCenter weed scientist Dr. Steve Kelly . A new Bt corn has been added to those recommended for Louisiana producers, says LSU AgCenter entomologist Dr. Jack Baldwin.