  We study a Lorentz invariance violating extension for the pure photonic
sector of the standard model in a supersymmetric scenario. We identify a number
of independent background fermion condensates. An effective photonic action is
proposed which is induced by the SUSY background fermion condensates. The
physical consequences leading to direct measurable effects over the screening
and confining properties are considered. In the specific case of the
Carroll-Field-Jackiw, we pay special attention in analyzing the dispersion
relations to derive the photon and photino masses in terms of the
supersymmetric background parameters. In connection with astrophysical aspects
of Lorentz-symmetry violation, we discuss the time delay between
electromagnetic waves of different frequencies as a consequence of the
appearance of the massive photon. We also point out that, in the scenario we
propose to accommodate Lorentz-symmetry violation in presence of a
supersymmetric background, there is room for a sort of fermionic Primakoff
effect in which a photino-photon conversion may be induced by the fermionic
sector of the supersymmetric background.
