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| [Image: Chancellor Richardson]Message from Bill Richardson, Chancellor, LSU AgCenter Chancellor Bill Richardson's message on the purpose, mission and vision for the LSU AgCenter. |
| [Image: Dr. David Boethel, Vice Chancellor, LSU AgCenter and Director of Louisiana Agricultural Center]David J. Boethel, Vice Chancellor and Director, Louisiana Agricultural Experiment Station Dr. David Boethel, Vice Chancellor, LSU AgCenter and Director for the Louisiana Agricultural Experiment Station |
| [Image: Paul Coreil]Paul Coreil, Vice Chancellor and Director, Louisiana Cooperative Extension Service Dr. Paul Coreil, director of Louisiana Cooperative Extension Service and vice chancellor of the LSU AgCenter. |
| [Image: Welcome to the new LSUAgCenter.com]Welcome to the New LSUAgCenter.com! With the new LSU AgCenter.com, finding the information you want, when you want it, has never been easier. |
| [Image: Image of Flyer]Chinese Tallow Tree Seed Harvester This invention is a method of identifying Chinese tallow tree seeds at various stages of maturity. It can be incorporated into a harvester to provide quick and accurate harvesting of the seeds. This ensures minimal damage to other nearby crops and increases the amount of seeds gathered. Due to the rapid growth and invasive nature of the Chinese tallow tree, this will be useful whether you wish to use the seeds as a resource or eliminate them as a pest. |
| [Image: Image of Flyer]Unique Termite Deterrent A new substance has been discovered that more effectively deters termites from feeding on wood or cellulose and kills most of their colony. Termites that feed on the substance will die; termites given a choice of feed materials will not eat the treated material. This substance is nontoxic to mammals and is effective in very small amounts. |
| [Image: Image of Flyer]Improved Fenugreek Addition Method AgCenter scientists have invented a new method to add fenugreek to a wide variety of foods and drinks. Meats, breads, eggs, muscadine juice and tea can all contain a high-enough level of fenugreek to help prevent glucose absorption and lower the glycemic index of the food or drink. This is important for both weight maintenance and managing diabetes as high glycemic index and high-sugar foods contribute to obesity and diabetes. |
| [Image: Image of Flyer]New Glycemic Index Estimation Method This is a new method to approximate and analyze the Glycemic Index (GI) for foods that contain carbohydrates and sugars by using a unique mixture of enzymes. No test subjects or blood samples are needed; only a small sample of the food you wish to analyze. This fast, accurate and cost-effective method can help companies measure and lower GI in their products. |
| [Image: Image of Flyer]Measurement System for Profiling Continuous-Flow Microwave Cavities This invention is a new type of device that can measure any parameter of liquid or gas moving through a continuously flowing electromagnetic system. This device measures parameters of materials at multiple points inside the electromagnetic field to get a more accurate and detailed reading of potential hot and cold spots. This helps ensure a consistent end product, reduces wasted materials during testing and can eliminate potential hazards from improper processing. |
| LCAAA Membership Application The attached document is a application for new members. |
| [Image: Dollar sign]Tax Saver Flexible Benefits Plan Tax savings plan based on participation in the Premium Only Plan and/or the Spending Account Plan. |
| Employment Packet - Folder #1 - General Employment Forms This section contains links to the general employment forms required for processing appointments. |
| Forms A to Z Listing of HR related forms in alphabetical order. |
| FAQs Provides more information and answers to the frequently asked questions of the Human Resources office by current employees |
| Preparation for and Travel to LSU Links to helpful information when preparing for international travel to Louisiana State University. |
| Information for Current International LSU Students Who Choose to Travel Outside of the United States Useful information and links for international students traveling outside of the United States. |
| International Education News and Events Links to information about international education News and events. |
| 34254 RESEARCH ASSOCIATE - DEPARTMENT OF FOOD SCIENCE (RE-ADVERTISEMENT) Research Associate - Department of Food Science (Re-advertisement) |
| Supplemental Retirement Accounts Information on voluntary participation in the tax-sheltered annuity programs offered to AgCenter employees. |
| Policy Statements The LSU Agricultural Center Policy Statement (AG CENTER PS) series provides a uniform method for informing AgCenter employees of newly established policies or clarifies existing directives or regulations. |
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| [Image: logo]Wellness Works 2.0 Employee resource for all things Wellness-related. |
| Information about the organization A brief overview of the organization |
| LCAAA Board Meeting Minutes Minutes for the Louisiana County Agricultural Agents Association. |
| Employment Packet - Folder #4 - Supplemental Benefits This section includes forms and instructions for the miscellaneous benefits offered by the AgCenter which are not included in Folder 2 and 3. |
| Employment Packets This sections provides a listing of and a link to the employment documents required for each type of appointment. |
| e Directions June 23, 2009 New REE under secretary, Ag appropriations bill, USDA nominees, Court grants EPA two-year stay, CSREES grant applications, Louisiana 4-H receives grants, Heflin couple donates to 4-H Foundation, AgCenter to commemorate donation of Windywood property, USDA and NASA to send 4-H flag into space, Technology information delivery, FCS honors nine faculty, Communications and IT honored, Professional associations recognize award winners, and LSU AgCenter seeks to finalize 2010 Livestock Show. |
| Novel Process to Create Glycomacropeptide and Curd This invention is new way to extract glycomacropeptide (GMP) from dairy products. One can obtain very high GMP yields with astounding purity using this method. Expensive machinery, like a chromatographer, is not required for this process, leading to substantial savings. GMP extracted by this method can be further modified and used for many food applications and treatments for phenylketonuria (PKU). |
| Non-Chemically Modified Starch AgCenter scientists have developed a new process to modify the properties of starch without chemicals. Normally, such changes would require that the ingredient be labeled “modified starch”; however, this process allows the ingredient to be labeled simply as “starch.” The unique process can also increase the natural benefits of the starch, such as satiety, making it more appealing to consumers. |
| Oxygenation System for Aquaculture This invention is a new method and device to oxygenate water for use in ponds and waste treatment plants. A very simple and energy-efficient device is inserted into water. It distributes oxygen evenly and creates ammonia-destroying films. It does not requires commercial pressure systems to operate, thus leading to energy and equipment savings. |
| Annual Report - 2000 Annual report from the SERA-IEG 27 meeting held in Apopka, FL. |
| Minutes - 2000 Minutes from the SERA-IEG 27 meeting held in Apopka, FL. |
| Chancellor's Budget Update Audio clip on the LSU AgCenter's current budget situation from Chancellor Richardson. |
| Employment Packet - Folder #3 - Medical and Life Insurance Contains documents to be completed by new employees to enroll in medical and/or life insurance programs. |
| LSU AgCenter's Nursery and Landscape Newsletter The LSU AgCenter's quarterly nursery and landscape newsletter for green industry professionals. From horticulture professor Allen Owings. |
| Sugar-Based Treatment for Fungal Disease This invention is a new type of treatment for Aspergillosis, a type of fungal infection. This infection is particularly deadly, causing blood clots and impairment of the lungs. Usually infecting those with suppressed immune systems, Aspergillus is present in the general environment and can be inhaled from anywhere. This new treatment can overcome the organism’s normal drug resistance and offers new hope to those suffer from infection. |
| Leave This section provides the types of leave available to employees and the guidelines for using and/or accruing leave. |
| Listing of Forms by Section Listing of HR related forms by area of interest. |
| Louisiana Bayou Summer 2009 Read about all the happenings at the 2009 convention in New Iberia along with other news about LVFC. Topics covered include: Heart of LVFC Award, LLL Master Leadership Trainer, LLL Graduates, Spirit of LLL Award, Feature Article Contest Winners, LVFC Task Calendar. |
| Student Tuition Assistance and Revenue Trust Program (START) This section covers the savings program created by the State of Louisiana to help residents save for their children's postsecondary education. |
| Tuition Exemption Program and Educational Leave for LSU Coursework This section outlines the eligibility requirements and guidelines for enrollment in job-related courses and receiving tuition exemptions. |
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| Civil Service Materials This section provides references relative to Civil Service employees. |
| HRM Monthly Checkups This section includes a checklist to assist units in maintaining compliance with required policies and procedures. |
| 00188 ASSISTANT/ASSOCIATE/PROFESSOR (EXTENSION BEEF SPECIALIST) - SCHOOL OF ANIMAL SCIENCES (REVISED) Assistant/Associate/Professor (Extension Beef Specialist) - School of Animal Sciences, Baton Rouge, La. (Revised) |
| Family Medical Leave Act This section explains what is covered under FMLA, the eligibility requirements and the documentation required. |
| Annual Report - 2008 Annual report from the SERA-IEG 27 meeting held in Richmond, VA. |
| Arkansas Cooperative Extension Re-Leaf Newsletter Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service's Re-Leaf Newsletter for the green industry. From horticulture professor Jim Robbins. |
| Minutes - 2008 Minutes from the SERA-IEG 27 meeting held in Richmond, VA. |
| Meeting Locations - A Historical Listing A listing of past meeting locations for the SERA-IEG 27 nursery crops and landscape systems group. |
| Request for Establishment of SERA-IEG 27 (1996) The initial request information from the establishment of SERA-IEG 27 in 1996. |
| Initial Landscape Plant Evaluation Protocol Initial landscape plant evaluation protocol for IEG 63 from 1994. |
| Minutes - 2007 Minutes from the SERA-IEG 27 meeting held in Lexington, KY. |
| Minutes - 2006 Minutes from the SERA-IEG 27 meeting held in Poplarville, MS. |
| Minutes - 2005 Minutes from the SERA-IEG 27 meeting held in Quincy, FL. |
| Minutes - 2002 Minutes from the SERA-IEG 27 meeting held at McMinnville, TN. |
| Minutes - 2004 Minutes from the SERA-IEG 27 meeting held in Fletcher, NC. |
| Minutes - 2003 Minutes from the SERA-IEG 27 meeting held in Baton Rouge, LA. |
| Minutes - 2001 Minutes from the SERA-IEG 27 meeting held in College Station, TX. |
| Minutes - 1999 Minutes from the SERA-IEG 27 meeting held at the U.S. National Arboretum, Washington, D.C. |
| Minutes - 1998 Minutes from the SERA-IEG 27 meeting held in Clemson, SC. |
| Officer and Board Guidelines Guidelines for officers and board members of SERA-IEG 27. |
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| Tongue Burn Cooler This invention is a new product that completely eliminates the burning sensation from consuming spicy foods and hot sauces. It can be produced in either tablet or liquid form and should be taken right after consuming a spicy dish. With this technology, you can take the bite out of your next bite to eat and enjoy a wider range of hot foods and flavors. |
| Natural Blood Vessel Growth Inhibiting Compound This invention is a novel combination of natural extracts that has the ability to strongly inhibit the development of blood vessels that feed cancer and other diseases related to blood vessel growth, such as psoriasis. The synergistic interaction of these materials increases efficacy, and the body can readily absorb the extracts through the skin. This material also has shown promise in vitro to overcome cells’ natural drug resistance and defenses. |
| LCAAA State Committee Chairs and State Committees A List of Louisiana County Agricultural Agents Association State Committee Chairs and State Committees. |
| 2006-2007 Officers and Directors Officers and directors names, addresses, phone numbers and e-mail addresses for Louisiana County Agricultural Agents Association. |
| Non-Fermented Hot Sauce AgCenter scientists have created a new type of spicy and delicious hot sauce that does not require fermentation before using. This reduces storage time and cost and gets the product to the customer faster. |
| Natural Bread Mold-reducing Agent AgCenter scientists have discovered a new natural extract that prevents bread from molding. Bread treated with this substance is stable for eight days at room temperate without any mold growth. This allows customers to enjoy their bread over a longer period and reduces the risk of eating bread with fungus on it. |
| Bitter Flavor Masking Extract A new material has been discovered that can mask bitter and biting flavors in food. Substances like glycerine, ethanol and potassium salts can be added to foods in greater quantities without a hindrance to taste. Glycerine can be used to control moisture in food and replace high fructose corn syrup, while potassium salts can be used to replace the more hazardous sodium salts. |
| Healthy Flour Substitute AgCenter scientists have created a partial substitute for bleached flour used in the preparation of baked goods and pastas. Using this new substitute adds omega 3 fatty acids and conjugated linoleic acid to the final product. These compounds offer many benefits to the heart, lower insulin resistance and can help to fight certain types of cancer. |
| Satiating Carbohydrates This invention is a new type of carbohydrate that increases the bulk and satiety of food. These carbohydrates increase the amount of fiber and decrease the number of calories in food without affecting the taste, smell, or cooking characteristics. This makes them ideal for weight management because increasing fullness will lead to people eating less and being healthier. These carbohydrates can be used in many types of snacks and tasty treats like health bars and cookies. |
| Natural Sweetener Development Method This invention is a new type of extraction method that can take natural extracts of plants and fruits and make them usable as high intensity sweeteners (HIS). Normally, such extracts are not usable as sweeteners due to undesirable properties, such as bad taste, color, or smell. This method uses natural processes to remove these undesirable properties, leaving the more palatable elements behind. |
| Minutes - 1997 Minutes from the SERA-IEG 27 meeting held in Gainesville, FL. |
| Minutes - 1996 Minutes from the SERA-IEG 27 meeting held in Virginia Beach, VA. |
| Minutes - 1995 Minutes from the SERA-IEG 27 meeting held in Knoxville, TN. |
| SNA Publication - 2004 Article on SERA-IEG 27 plant evaluations in the Proceedings of the Southern Nursery Association Research Conference, 2004. |
| SNA Publication - 2008 Article on SERA-IEG 27 plant evaluations in the Proceedings of the Southern Nursery Association Research Conference, 2008. |
| ASHS HortTechnology Publication - 2001 Article on SERA-IEG 27 activities published in the American Society for Horticultural Science HortTechnology publication from 2001. |
| Annual Report - 1999 Annual report from the SERA-IEG 27 meeting held at the U. S. National Arboretum in Washington, D.C. |
| 2008-2009 Officers and Board Members Officers and board members of SERA-IEG 27 for the 2008-2009 term. |
| 2007-2008 Officers and Board Members Officers and board members for SERA-IEG 27 for the 2007-2008 term. |
| SERA-IEG 27 Official National Reporting Website The official national reporting website for the SERA-IEG 27 group. |
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| Current Members of SERA-IEG 27 Current official members of SERA-IEG 27. |
| Application for SERA-IEG Renewal Accomplishments along with statement of issues and justification for renewal of SERA IEG 27. |
| Agenda - Annual Meeting 2009 The agenda for the SERA-IEG 27 annual meeting held in Fayetteville, AR. President Jim Robbins presiding. |
| Agenda - Annual Meeting 2008 The agenda for the SERA-IEG 27 annual meeting held in Richmond, VA. President Allen Owings presiding. |
| 'Townhouse' Crape Myrtle 'Townhouse' crape myrtle at Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens, Richmond, VA, 2008. |
| Annual Report - 2007 Annual report from the SERA-IEG 27 meeting held in Lexington, KY. |
| Annual Report - 2006 Annual report from the SERA-IEG 27 meeting held in Poplarville, MS. |
| Annual Report - 2005 Annual report from the SERA-IEG 27 meeting held in Quincy, FL. |
| Annual Report - 2004 Annual report from the SERA-IEG meeting held in Fletcher, NC. |
| Annual Report - 2003 Annual report from the SERA-IEG 27 meeting held in Baton Rouge, LA. |
| Annual Report - 2002 Annual report from the SERA-IEG 27 meeting held in McMinnville, TN. |
| Annual Report - 2001 Annual report from the SERA-IEG meeting held in College Station, TX. |
| Annual Report - 1998 Annual report from the SERA-IEG 27 meeting held in Clemson, SC. |
| Administrative Advisors (2008-2009) SERA - IEG 27 administrative advisors are Dewayne Ingram (Professor, Department of Horticulture, University of Kentucky) and Patricia (Tricia) Knight, (Professor and Head, Coastal Research and Extension Center, Mississippi State University). |
| Detection of Spiroplasma in Vitreous and Body Fluids A new method has been developed to detect the presence of spiroplasma in humans and animals. Determining the amount of spiroplasma present can help to diagnose transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSE) like Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) and scrapie. This method can also detect the antigens of spiroplasma, further increasing the chances of finding cures to these life-threatening diseases. |
| Leave Accrual Methods This section provides charts listing amounts of leave accrued based on years of service and type of appointment. |
| Improving Employee Performance Part of the HRM Supervisory Training Series which covers practical approaches used for helping employees improve their performance and overall productivity. |
| Supervisory Hotspots Part of the HRM Supervisory Training Series which cover th tasks of managing other employees. |
| Conducting Performance Appraisals Part of the HRM Supervisory Training Series which covers all of the performance appraisal systems used in the AgCenter. |
| Legal Requirements for Supervisors Part of the HRM Supervisory Training Series which covers the legal issues related to the human resources area. |
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| 2009 Promotion and Tenure Information The Promotion & Tenure Training will be held on May 28, 2009. This link will provide details of the process as well as the information about the training. |
| Louisiana State Employees' Retirement System (LASERS) This page will contain information about the LASERS Retirement Plan. |
| Disclaimer Disclaimer regarding LSU AgCenter policy statements. |
| News and Information This sections contains the most up-to-date Human Resource related news and information. |
| Anti-Cancer Compound for Use in Food This invention is a method to greatly enhance the cancer-fighting effectiveness of natural oil extracts and incorporate them into food. Confections and fried foods can gain an anti-carcinogenic benefit and still taste great. The extract does not require high doses to be effective, and there is no risk to normal cells or toxicity. |
| Economic Importance of Agricultural Research and Extension to Louisiana The LSU AgCenter is the state’s only educational institution dedicated solely to research and outreach on day-today matters that affect the living standards of our citizens. From food and fiber production to nutrition, health and food safety, water conservation, economic development and character education for youth, the LSU AgCenter provides individuals, families, businesses, industries and local governments with valuable information to improveeconomic conditions and quality of life. |
| e Directions May 19, 2009 President's FY 2010 budget released, Message from CSREES administrator Dr. Hefferan, USDA, EPA and DOE form Biofuels Interagency Working Group to increase energy independence, H1N1 influenza Web sites, Organic funding, Proposed EPA rule may affect diesel power units, Recession spurs millions of new gardeners, Former chancellor passes, 4-H Museum grand opening and LaHouse open house.Despite Senators' Call, EPA plans narrow NPDES spraying permitLSU AgCenter agent receives Community Developme |
| Employment Packet - Folder #2 - Retirement Enrollment - Academic & Non-classified Employees Contains the forms required for enrolling in a retirement program. |
| Effective Supervision Part of the HRM Supervisory Training Series covering concepts, strategies and models that will direct supervisors toward the development and utilization of supervising principles and practices. |
| Life Insurance Two group-term life insurance programs offered to eligible employees |
| Comprehensive New Employee Orientation Comprehensive New Employee Orientation |
| Disability Income Insurance This section explains the coverage available to eligible employees for affordable financial protection against a disabling illness or injury. |
| Reactor for Liquefying Biomass This invention is a new type of reactor that combines the processes of biomass washing and hydrolysis into one easy step. This is a continuous process that saves on energy and machinery by replacing several mixing processes. In this device, the biomass is progressively liquefied and treated with enzymes to ensure that materials are efficiently converted into potential fuel. |
| Use of Fly Ash to Reduce Boron Leaching in Wood AgCenter scientists have discovered a new ash-based wood treatment to reduce water penetration and movement in wood and prevent boron leaching. This invention adds small fillings into the void spaces in wood, trapping the boron inside the wood and keeping wood-degrading organisms out of it. Unlike many treatments, this can be used with wood for exterior construction like decking and fencing. |
| Personnel LSU AgCenter Sponsored Programs Personnel and Addresses - 104 J. Norman Efferson Hall, LSU Agricultural Center, Baton Rouge, LA 70803, P.O. Box 25071, Baton Rouge, LA 70894-5071, Phone: (225) 578-6030, Fax: (225) 578-6032. |
| Novel Method for the Production of Cotton Hybrid Seed LSU AgCenter scientists have developed a new method to produce effectively hybrid cotton seeds. This approach will enhance cross-pollination and isolate only the desired hybrid seed. It also ensures the most efficient use of labor and chemicals, allowing farmers to save money on both and ensuring quality seed to satisfy customer needs. |
| New Boron Wood Treatment This is a new wood treatment that kills pests and fungus as well as preserves wood for extended periods. |
| Louisiana Deferred Compensation Plan An overview of the retirement plan generally available to temporary and regular part-time Academic, Non-Classified and Classified employees. |
| Simple Collagen Extraction Method This is a method to extract afforadable collagen from calcified tissues, like fish scales and bones. |
| Lightweight Carbon Fiber Solar Panel This is a new lightweight solar panel design that has resistance to cracking and shortages. |
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| Whipped Cream Foamer/Mixer This is a simple device that can mix any two liquids into a tasty whipped cream. |
| The Chancellor's Club You’re invited to join the Chancellor’s Club and demonstrate your vision and devotion with a long-term financial commitment to the LSU AgCenter. |
| Endowed Chair and Professorship An endowed professorship or chair can provide deserving recognition for an outstanding researcher, educator or leader. Supported by a special state program that offers matching funds for private gifts, an endowed professorship or chair provides excellent support for some of the best faculty. |
| Planned Giving You can plan now for a future gift to the LSU AgCenter. With a planned gift, you can make a significant financial commitment to the AgCenter now and still fulfill your obligations to your family. |
| AgCenter Development Fund An investment in the LSU AgCenter is your opportunity to make a significant contribution to the future of a true Louisiana success story. The AgCenter makes life better for every citizen of Louisiana. |
| Celebration Gifts We often seek a meaningful, lasting way to remember someone on a birthday, an anniversary, retirement or at the time of death. The LSU AgCenter’s Celebration Gifts Program provides an opportunity to do just that. |
| The 21st Century Fund Our annual campaign provides funds that truly make a difference and enhance the important research and education programs we provide. |
| Heritage Endowed Professorship Series The LSU AgCenter has created the Heritage Endowed Professorship Series to recognize in perpetuity the 20th century pillars of the Louisiana agricultural industries. |
| Meet the Donors The LSU AgCenter is proud of our donors, who have demonstrated their willingness to support our important research and education programs. These people and organizations realize how much more can be done by adding private gifts to the funds provided by state and federal sources. |
| Legacy of Land You can permanently fund an endowment created by the assets from your farm. The endowment would be a restricted account in the LSU Foundation, and it would carry your name or another name you may choose. |
| e-Directions: April 23, 2009 In this issue: LSU AgCenter nutrition educator recognized, Southern Rural Development Center website, 6th Circuit Court of Appeals Ruling, “For Sale” Printed Publications Policy Initiated, Major Crop Acreage, East Carroll and Acadia Parish Millages Renewed, 2008 Louisiana Agriculture Summary, Solicitation for Stakeholder Input on the USDA Science Roadmap, Lafayette LMG Group recognized at International Conference, SPESS Interim Directro named, Articles in Amber Waves |
| 2009-2010 Annual Enrollment Information Annual Enrollment Information |
| Cell Research Shows Promise for Cancer and Contraception Applications A new and exciting therapeutic treatment for several hormone-dependent cancers and for the sterilization of and/or contraception for mammals has been developed by AgCenter and other LSU campus scientists. |
| Ligand/Lytic Peptide Compositions and Methods of Use Patent Number: 6,635,740 |
| HotLine Email address and telephone numbers to obtain a response to HR related questions, concerns, information or problems. |
| J-1 Exchange Visitor Classification This section provides the definition and forms required for processing a request for arrangements for an international visitor. |
| H-1B1 Visa Classification This section provides the definition and forms required for processing a request for the employment of a foreign national into a specialty occupation. |
| TN Status - NAFTA This section provides the definition and forms required for processing a request for the employment of a Canadian or Mexican citizen.. |
| Supervisor's Employment Packet Adding page for links to supervisor's packets. |
| Form I-9 - Employment Eligibility Verification Contains the I-9 form and instructions form verifying employment eligibility. |
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| Above and Beyond the Call of Duty Winners Criteria for the Chi Epsilon Sigma Above and Beyond the Call of Duty Award along with a complete list of previous and current winners of this award from its inception in 2006. Also available is the 2009 award application. |
| Award of Excellence Listed is the criteria for the Chi Epsilon Sigma Award of Excellence along with a complete list of previous and current winners of the Chi Epsilon Sigma Award of Excellence since its inception in 2006. Also available is the 2009 award application. |
| 2009 Chi Epsilon Sigma - Epsilon Chapter Newsletters Newsletters for 2009 with information on Chi Epsilon Sigma - Epsilon Chapter, upcoming events and helpful news articles from a variety of sources within the LSU AgCenter. |
| Retiree Resources This section provides information on who to contact and what forms to complete in the event of an address change or a change in family status which affects insurance and/or retirement benefits. |
| Optional Retirement Plan (ORP) Overview of the retirement plan available to Academic & Non-Classified employees. |
| Flexible Benefits An organized list of commonly asked questions - with their answers - about the Flexible Benefit Tax Saver Plan. |
| Federal Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS) This section provides information regarding retirement benefits for CSRS members. |
| Worker's Compensation An insurance program paid by the employer and designed to protect employees from loss of income due to injuries sustained in the scope of their employment. |
| Health Insurance Optional medical coverage is provided under the Louisiana State Employees Group Benefits Program umbrella and available to eligible employees. This section provides a breakdown of each option available. |
| Long-Term Care Benefits are provided when the type of care required involves assistance with the activities of daily living due to an accident, illness or advancing age. |
| Vision Plan The Always Vision Plan is a primary vision care benefit and is intended to cover only eye examinations and corrective eyewear. |
| Dental Plan Two dental plans are offered through Ameritus for eligible employees. This section provides rates and levels of coverage available. |
| Medicare Coverage This section provides information relative to medicare coverage and worker's compensation |
| e Directions March 23, 2009 In this issue: Pilgrim’s Pride agrees to sell, CSREES Competitive Funding, Cornerstone Report, President’s 2010 Budget, Ag Outlook Conference, Youth Wetlands Week, Census of Agriculture Shows Growing Diversity in U.S. Farming, IT Training Newsletter- Winter 2009Faculty Appointments, Lafayette 4-H Junior Leader Club Recognized, CECP Courses moving to eXtensionHurricane Relief Application, Governor's Gulf of Mexico Alliance Draft Action Plan, LaHouse wins Award, andLouisiana 4-H Foundation. |
| Agriculture: Multibillion Dollar Industry for Louisiana 2008 Issue: Agriculture is a multibillion dollar industry for Louisiana -- creating jobs and generating income in rural and urban areas. This publication contains facts about Louisiana's agricultural commodities, agriculture's monetary value, what agriculture is and what agriculture means to you. |
| Weindorf conducts soil project in Romania On March 3-13, David C. Weindorf, assistant professor in the School of Plant, Environmental & Soil Sciences, and two of his graduate students, Beatrix Haggard and Stephanie Johnson, traveled to Cluj, Romania, to conduct ongoing research in soil temperatures of the Transylvanian Plain. |
| Process And Apparatus For Sorting Spermatozoa Patent Number: 5,514,537 |
| Stable Coloring by in Situ Formation of Micro-particles Patent Number: 6,136,044 |
| Rice, CF51 Plant Variety Protection Number: 200100105 |
| Cowpea, Quickpick Pinkeye Plant Variety Protection Number: 9700103 |
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| Oat, Secretariat LA495 Plant Variety Protection Number: 200000025 |
| Composition And Method Of Using Fungicides For Inhibiting Induced Phytotoxicity In Rice From Halogenated Aromatic Herbicides Patent Number: 5,670,450 |
| Researcher Finds Way to Kill Bacteria in Tiny Places Like Dental Equipment A powerful, effective chemical process that kills bacterial colonies in dental equipment and other hard-to-reach places has been developed by researchers at the AgCenter. |
| Agricultural Byproduct can Protect Delicate Environment from Oil Spills A scientist at the AgCenter has developed an effective oil absorbent material for remediation of spilled oil from a waste product of sugarcane processing. |
| Separation Of Inositols From Sugars And Sugar Alcohols Patent Number: 5,482,631. Separation Of Inositols From Sugars And Sugar Alcohols. |
| Farmer of the Year Winners and Finalists "The Louisiana Farmer of the Year Program" was started in 1998 as a partnership with the Louisiana Network, LSU AgCenter and the Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry as a way to honor Louisiana's number one industry: agriculture. |
| Uploads, Linked Pages Supplemental content for the Chancellor's Challenge blog. |
| Spring garden shows happening around La. (Distributed 02/20/09) Louisianians can work in their yards almost every day of the year, but spring is prime time for gardening. The LSU AgCenter has announced a lineup of garden shows that kick off in March and continue into May in Hammond, Covington, Baton Rouge, Lake Charles, New Orleans and Houma. |
| Mexican rice borer more dangerous to La. sugarcane than rice (Distributed 02/27/09) Gene Reagan, LSU AgCenter entomologist, has been doggedly studying the Mexican rice borer’s spread northward from the Rio Grande Valley for almost 30 years. The insect, which damages rice and sugarcane, has been migrating through Texas at the rate of 15 miles a year. In 2006, it was found in east Texas just one county away from Louisiana, and, sure enough, two weeks before the end of 2008, borers showed up in two traps on the Louisiana-Texas line north of Vinton. |
| 2009 AgOutlook - Presentations To continue addressing the current issues of Louisiana’s agriculture, the LSU AgCenter will host the 2009 Agricultural Outlook Conference on February 26, 2009, at the Lod Cook Center in Baton Rouge. Keeping Louisiana Agriculture Competitive is an exciting program will feature national and international experts discussing topics such as, biofuels, commodity outlooks, agricultural policy and the Farm Bill. |
| Rice, Cocodrie Plant Variety Protection Number: 9900148 |
| Cotton, LA 887 Plant Variety Protection Number: 9100065 |
| Cotton, PM 1244 BG/RR Plant Variety Protection Number: 9700128 |
| Cotton, PM 1244 BG Plant Variety Protection Number: 9700127 |
| Cotton, PM 1220 RR Plant Variety Protection Number: 9700126 |
| Cotton, PM 1220 BG/RR Plant Variety Protection Number: 9700125 |
| Cotton, PM 1218 BG/RR Plant Variety Protection Number: 200000213 |
| Cotton, PM 1560 RR Plant Variety Protection Number: 9700132 |
| Cotton, PM 1560 BG/RR Plant Variety Protection Number: 9700131 |
| Cotton, PM 1560 BG Plant Variety Protection Number: 9700130 |
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| Cotton, PM 1244 RR Plant Variety Protection Number: 9700129 |
| Cotton, PM 1215 BG Plant Variety Protection Number: 9700122 |
| Cotton, PM 1215 RR Plant Variety Protection Number: 9700123 |
| Cotton, PM 1220 BG Plant Variety Protection Number: 9700124 |
| Short Amphipathic Peptides With Activity Against Bacteria And Intracellular Pathogens Patent Number: 6,566,334 |
| Detection of 2-Methylisoborneol By Monoclonal Antibody Production Patent Number: 6,444,433 |
| Method For Protecting A Mammalian Host Against Infection By Brucella Patent Number: 6,264,952 |
| Transformed Mammalian Cells Capable Of Expressing Cecropin B Patent Number: 5,556,782 |
| Transgenic Fish Capable Of Expressing Exogenous Lytic Peptides Patent Number: 5,998,698 |
| Attenuated, Invasive Vaccines Against Fish Pathogens Patent Number: 6,010,705 |
| Compositions and Methods for Detecting and Killing Termites '703 Patent Number: 6,352,703 |
| Method to Diagnose Metabolic Pyrethroid Insecticide Resistance Patent Number: 6,150,404 |
| Method for Processing a Perishable Product Patent Number: 5,597,599 |
| In Situ Method for Processing a Perishable Product Patent Number: 5,352,467 |
| Method for Producing White Sugar '178 Patent Number: 6,228,178 |
| Composition and Method for the Clarification of Sugar-bearing Juices and Related Products '363 Patent Number: 5,110,363 |
| Process for Separation of Sugars Patent Number: 6,451,123 |
| Composition for the Clarification of Sugar-bearing Juices and Related Products '328 Patent Number: 5,262,328 |
| Nitric Oxide-scavenging System for Culturing Oocytes, Embryos, or Other Cells '109 Patent Number: 6,255,109 |
| Blood Return Catheter Patent Number: 6,712,797 |
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| Nitric Oxide-scavenging System for Culturing Oocytes, Embryos, or Other Cells '219 Patent Number: 6,426,219 |
| Method For Producing White Sugar '136 Patent Number: 6,096,136 |
| Activated Nutshell Carbons From Agricultural Waste Patent Number: 6,033,573 |
| Compositions Which Show Biological Activity Against Herbivorous Insects; Process For The Production Of Such Compositions Patent Number: 5,318,783 |
| Composition and Method of Using Fungicides for Inhibiting Induced Phytotoxicity in Rice From Halogenated Aromatic Herbicides Patent Number: 5,670,450 |
| Compositions and Methods for Contraception in or Sterilization of Mammals Patent Number: 6,680,058 |
| Molecular Clone Of Chitinase Gene From Vibrio Parahemolyticus Patent Number: 5,352,607 |
| Multi-component, Safe Biocidal Complex Patent Number: 6,692,757 |
| Method To Diagnose Metabolic Pyrethroid Insecticide Resistance Patent Number: 6,150,404 |
| Autonomous Bird Predation Reduction Device Patent Number: 7,052,348 |
| Extraction of Collagen from Calcified Tissues Patent number: 7,109,300 |
| Crayfish Grading Apparatus Patent Number: 5,248,046 |
| Attenuated Pasteurella Piscicida Vaccine For Fish Patent Number: 6,350,454 |
| Bienville Sweet Potato Patent Number: PP15,380 |
| L96-117 Sweet Potato Patent Number: PP15,038 |
| Activated Carbons From Low-density Agricultural Waste Patent Number: 6,537,947 |
| Process for Ammoniating Cellulosic Materials Patent Number: 6,548,659 |
| High Speed Transplanter For Seedlings Attached To Tape Patent Number: 6,305,303 |
| FSH-releasing Peptides Patent Number: 6,300,471 |
| Process for Parboiling Rice Patent Number: 4,810,511 |
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| Oat, LA9339 Plant Variety Protection Number: 200500004 |
| Rice, CL161 Plant Variety Protection Number: 200200198 |
| Rice, Cheniere Plant Variety Protection Number: 200400114 |
| Rice, Pirogue Plant Variety Protection Number: 200400115 |
| Rice, CL121 Plant Variety Protection Number: 200100106 |
| Rice, Jupiter Plant Variety Protection Number: 200500285 |
| Rice, CL131 Plant Variety Protection Number: 200500349 |
| Rice, Trenasse Plant Variety Protection Number: 200500350 |
| Oat, LA604 Plant Variety Protection Number: 200000166 |
| Wheat, common, LA841 Plant Variety Protection Number: 200500003 |
| Watermelon, Louisiana Sweet Plant Variety Protection Number: 8700078 |
| Wheat, common, LA422 Plant Variety Protection Number: 200000321 |
| Soybean, Buckshot 723 Plant Variety Protection Number: 9000236 |
| Rice, CL141 Plant Variety Protection Number: 200100107 |
| Chancellor’s Day 3 Intake, Nutritional Analysis (10/12/07) An accounting of what Chancellor Richardson ate during Day 3 of the Chancellor's Challenge. |
| Chancellor’s Day 2 Intake, Nutritional Analysis (10/11/07) An accounting of what Chancellor Richardson ate during Day 2 of the Chancellor's Challenge. |
| Employee Assistance Program This program provides employees and/or their immediate family members with easy access to confidential assistance for personal and work-related problems which can affect their lives. |
| New Technologies Developed to Combat Formosan Subterranean Termites A grassy plant used worldwide for erosion control and a new pop-up termite indicator may provide new, environmentally safe weapons in the arsenal to combat subterranean termites. |
| Board of Directors Terms Information on board of directors and officers for Chi Epsilon Sigma. |
| Chi Epsilon Sigma - Epsilon Chapter Officers and Board of Directors Board of Directors and Officers names, addresses, phone numbers and e-mail addresses for Chi Epsilon Sigma - Epsilon Chapter. |
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| 2008 CES News - Communication, Education, Service Newsletters for 2008 with information on Chi Epsilon Sigma - Epsilon Chapter and the upcoming events, helpful news articles from a variety of sources within the LSU AgCenter. |
| LSU AgCenter: A Research Partner for Business and Technology LSU AgCenter faculty conduct innovative research in a wide variety of subjects that range from producing human proteins in the milk of transgenic goats to discovering new ways to combat the subterranean Formosan termite. |
| Farmer of the Year Partners and Sponsors The Louisiana Farmer of the Year is a parnership between the LSU AgCenter, Louisiana Network and the Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry. |
| e Directions February 5, 2009 In this issue:Faculty AppointmentsLSU AgCenter International Programs Director Chosen for Leadership Program2009 4-H Hall of FameNew Parish ChairBiofuel Fact SheetVilsack Reverses Two Bush Administration USDA ActionsCongressman Cassidy on Critical CommitteeYouth Wetlands “Week Program of Distinction”CSREES Lists Open Requests for Grant ApplicationsGrowing the Small and Minority Farmer Industry in Louisiana |
| Apparatus and Method for In-situ Burning of Oil Spills Patent Number: 6,852,234 |
| CES News - Communication, Education, Service Newsletters for year 2007 with information on Chi Epsilon Sigma - Epsilon Chapter and the upcoming events, helpful news articles from a variety of sources within the LSU AgCenter. |
| Chi Epsilon Sigma Constitution and Bylaws Chi Epsilon Sigma constitution and bylaws which govern the organization. |
| SERA-IEG Group in 2008 in Virginia A photo of SERA-IEG representatives at The Great Big Greenhouse and Nursery in Richmond, VA (Summer 2008). |
| SERA- IEG Group in 2003 with Margie Jenkins, Amite, LA A photo of SERA-IEG representatives and guests with Margie Jenkins, owner of Jenkins Farm and Nursery, Amite, LA (Summer 2003). |
| Employment Opportunities with the LSU AgCenter Temporary page while transitioning from the current hard copy/email/fax application process to an on-line application system. |
| 2009 AgOutlook Registration Registration for the 2009 AgOutlook Conference |
| Photos from 2008 Legislative Day Collection of photos from participating parishes |
| Legislative Day Legislative days are an opportunity for members to learn more about the legislative process. |
| Procedure for AA Selection and Award Winners Procedure for selecting Achievement Award Recipients. Also includes a listing of past award winers. |
| Procedure for DSA Selection and Award Winners Procedure for Selecting Distinguished Service Award Recipients. Also includes a link to a list of past winners. |
| Coming Soon The Annual LSU AgCenter AgOutlook conference will be recorded and available for viewing after January 25th |
| e-Directions: 12/22/2008 Topics include: Faculty Appointments, East Baton Rouge Parish Horticulture Program & LMG Program Relocating, New Financial Focus for eXtension, USDA Provides $77 Million to Repair Farmland Damaged by Flood and Drought, DTV Conversion, and CSREES Announces Agriculture and Food Research Initiative Funding Opportunity. |
| LCES - Appointment less than or equal to 120 days - Form & Intructions Forms and Instrutions page |
| LCES - Appointment greater than 120 days but less than or equal to 180 days - Forms & Intructions Forms and Instructions Page |
| LCES - Appointment greater than 180 days but less than or equal to 2 years - Forms & Intructions Forms and Intructions page |
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| LCES - Appointment Greater Than Two Years - Forms & Instructions This page contains the Employment Packet Forms & Instructions for the LCES Appointments Greater Than Two Years. |
| LAES - Appointment less than or equal to 120 days - Forms and Intructions forms and intructions for less than 120 day LAES |
| LAES - Appointment greater than 120 days but less than or equal to 180 days - Forms & Intructions Forms and Intructions 120-180 LAES |
| LAES - Appointment greater than 180 days but less than or equal to 2 years - Forms & Intructions Forms and Intruction 180 to 2 years LAES |
| LAES - Appointment greater than 2 years - Forms & Intructions Forms & Intrucations greater than 2 years LAES |
| LVFC partners with Chi Epsilon Sigma Members support CASA by collecting school supplies |
| LEAFCS Awards Data Form Awards data form to be completed annually and provided to LEAFCS regional director. |
| 'Scarecrow-boats' Frighten Birds from Ponds Two AgCenter scientists have developed robotic boats to keep predators out of commercial aquaculture ponds. |
| Louisiana Bayou Winter 2008 Catch up on all the activities around the state and learn what's planned for the next few months. |
| e-Directions: 11/13/2008 Faculty and Staff Appointments, CSREES Deputy Administrator Named, Team of 18 wins national award for child safety program, eXtension Award Presented, LSU AgCenter established hotline for farm producers, Smart Bodies on “You Tube”, LSU AgCenter launches new 4-H Web site aimed at 4th-6th graders, Felknor to Retire, Community Leadership & Economic Development (CLED), Buchanan Names REEO Division Chiefs and Provides Implementation Update, LSU AgCenter Hispanic Outreach Taskforce. |
| New Processes can Boost Louisiana's Sugar Economy Sugar mills in Louisiana may be able to produce high-quantity, value-added products, thanks to innovative techniques developed at the AgCenter. |
| Archives Listed below are LSU AgCenter Policy Statements that are no longer in force. |
| Previous Posts Click a link to view a week's worth of posts. |
| 2009-2011 Membership forms Completed forms should be turned in to your parish council treasurer. |
| Farmer of the Year Awards Ceremony The Farmer of the Year awards ceremony is held every year in March. Provides information and directions for 2007 ceremony. |
| 2009 Farmer of the Year Application Forms The LSU AgCenter, the Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry, Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation and Louisiana Network have joined hands to honor excellence in agriculture with the “Louisiana Farmer of the Year” -- our way of recognizing excellence and your way to nominate an outstanding farmer. |
| La House LVFC was the first organizational donor for La House |
| La Bayou Fall 2008 The La Bayou is the official newsletter for LVFC |
| Bookmark Template for 2009-2011 Bookmarks for promotional purposes ready for printing |
| LVFC Secretary-Treasurer Handbook Multi-year handbook for recording minutes and financial records for individual clubs. |
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| La Bayou Spring 2008 The La Bayou is the official newsletter of Louisiana Volunteers for Family & Community, Inc. |
| LVFC medical form Medical form includes contact info and brief medical history for use in case of emergency. It should be included with registration forms for all overnight activities or trips. |
| Avoyelles Parish Man Named 2006 Farmer Of Year; Finalists From Pine Grove, Vinton (Distributed 03/17/06) Avoyelles Parish is known as the Cajun Crossroads and home to a diverse agricultural economy. It’s where you will find Larry Sayes doing what he does best – growing bumper crops of corn, cotton and soybeans on nearly 3,000 acres. Sayes does it so well he was named the 2006 Louisiana Farmer of the Year. |
| 2003 Farmer of the Year He calls himself a rice farmer, but 2003 Farmer of the Year recipient Robert Thevis grows much more than rice. Thevis farms nearly two thousand acres in Avoyelles Parish raising soybeans, corn, milo, and when the weather allows winter wheat. He finds the freedom to farm alluring. |
| 2005 Farmer of the Year Gerard Frey has lost crops to drought. He has lost money due to low commodity prices. He even lost both kidneys during one tumultuous harvest. But he never lost his passion for farming and his persistence was rewarded by being named the 2005 Louisiana Farmer of the Year. |
| 2004 Farmer of the Year As a young man, Joe Mitcham, Jr. considered a career in medicine. But being a Ruston native, he naturally had to try his patience with peaches. This proved to be a wise business decision when Mitcham was named the 2004 Farmer of the Year at the Lod Cook Alumni Center in Baton Rouge. |
| e-Directions:9/15/2008 Topics Included: Response to hurricanes Gustav and Ike, AgCenter recovery efforts in the news, Annual Conference award nominations, LSU AgCenter names new administrator, LSU AgCenter faculty members honored, Becky White on governor’s Children’s Cabinet Advisory Board,USDA forecasts robust corn and soybean crops despite flooding, Op-Ed Article from Senator Tom Harkin, Louisiana Community Network.com announced at LMA annual conference, FCS news, and CMS recognized at Galaxy. |
| e-Directions: 10/9/2008 Topic include: Recovery From Gustav and Ike Continues, “After the Storm” Team recognized by CSREES, Reames leads food safety team that wins national award, LeBlanc named water resources professor, Election/Constitutional AmendmentsFaculty and Staff Appointments, Cornerstone Report from Washington -- F.Y. 2009 Appropriations Update4-H Statistics for 2007-08, and USDA Secretarial Designation: 52 parishes designated as primary disaster areas; 12 parishes designated contiguous parishes. |
| e-Directions: 8/4/08 Topic include: HorseQuest eXtension CoP Wins Communication Award,Information Technology and Communications to Commence Training,Lavergne Elected to Poultry Science Association Board of Directors, Extension Economist Joins AgCenter, Louisiana Farmers Estimated to Plant 1 Million Acres of Soybeans , Biodiesel Fuel Education Program, CSREES Lists Open Requests for Grant Applications , USDA Announces $28.4 Million in Funding for Specialty Crop Research, and Senate Appropriations Committee |
| Meet Our Cooperative Extension Staff The administration and staff of the Louisiana Cooperative Extension Service state office |
| Improved Catheter has Great Promise for the Health Industry A new method for preparing a catheter that could have wide-ranging implications to human and animal health has been developed by an AgCenter scientist. |
| Moving/Relocation Services Links to the website contracted by theLSU System and AgCenter to assist employees with moving needs and other related relocation services. |
| Dues Invoice Use this form to fill out your information and pay your membership dues |
| LCAAA Membership Meeting Minutes Minutes or Louisiana County Agricultural Agents |
| Transgenic Animals and Plants use Vectors to Improve Production and Disease Resistance LSU AgCenter scientists have been using transformation vectors to create transgenic plants and animals with increased productivity and/or disease resistance. |
| Wellness Works Information on the "Lunch and Learn" workshops being offered by the AgCenter. |
| 2007-2008 Officers and Directors Officers and directors names, addresses, phone numbers and e-mail addresses for Louisiana County Agricultural Agents Associations. |
| LEAFCS Membership Applications The attached documents are applications for new members, renewals and life memberships. |
| Biological Innovation for Open Society A tutorial on how to read a patent. |
| Access Louisiana An economic development resource for Louisiana businesses, university faculty and others to identify potential collaborators in the state. |
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| The Bayh-Dole Act The Bayh-Dole Act is the piece of legislation that has allowed university technology transfer to become what it is today. Enacted in 1980, the Act sets all of the ground rules regarding federally funded university research. |
| World Intellectual Property Organization The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is an international organization dedicated to promoting the use and protection of works of the human spirit. These works -- intellectual property -- are expanding the bounds of science and technology and enriching the world of the arts. Through its work, WIPO plays an important role in enhancing the quality and enjoyment of life, as well as creating real wealth for nations. |
| United States Patent and Trademark Office The USPTO is an agency of the Department of Commerce. Use this site to search for issued patents, published patent applications and trademarks. |
| LSU Research & Technology Foundation The Foundation will facilitate the transfer and commercialization of university intellectual property to the marketplace for the benefit of the University, the individual inventors and the Louisiana economy. The Foundation shall provide proactive leadership, direction and support in this process, and align its research endeavors with the economic need to enhance the competitiveness of existing businesses, develop new enterprises and create new jobs in Louisiana . |
| Plant Variety Protection Office The Plant Variety Protection Office (PVPO) administers the Plant Variety Protection Act (PVPA) by issuing Certificates of Protection in a timely manner. The Act provides legal intellectual property rights protection to developers of new varieties of plants which are sexually reproduced (by seed) or tuber-propagated. |
| European Patent Office The EPO holds information on issued European patents and published Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) patents. |
| Association of University Technology Managers AUTM is an exhaustive resource for your intellectual property and technology transfer questions. |
| LSU System Experience education at its best! |
| Promotion and Tenure Training Training designed for faculty who are considering submitting promotion and/or tenure requests or who otherwise want more information about the process. |
| LCES - Appointment greater than 180 days but less than or equal to 2 years Main page that will contain the three options for downloading the Employment Packets. |
| LCES - Appointment less than or equal to 120 days Main, three point page |
| LCES - Appointment greater than 120 days but less than or equal to 180 days Page with three main steps. |
| LCES - Appointment Greater Than Two Years This pages contains the Employment Packet information, forms, instructions, and brochures for all LCES - Appointments Greater Than Two Years. |
| LAES - Appointment greater than 120 days but less than or equal to 180 days 3 part break down of 120 but less than 180 days form |
| LAES - Appointment greater than 180 days but less than or equal to 2 years 3 part break down of 180 day but less than 2 years |
| LAES - Appointment greater than 2 years 3 part break down of greater than 2 year form |
| Louisiana State Employees' Retirement System (LASERS) An overview of the retirement plan generally available to regular classified employees. |
| Accident Insurance Click here to view information regarding group accident insurance which provides 24-hour, 365 day coverage against accidents at work, at home and while traveling anywhere in the world. |
| LAES - Appointment less than or equal to 120 days 3 part break down of the the less then 120 days form |
| LCES - Appt Greater Than 2 Years - Required Forms Checklist This page will list the forms that are required for all LCES Appointment Greater Than Two Years. |
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| Asset Protection Plan The LSU System has partnered with ING Financial Services to offer a new insurance benefit to eligible employees. The Asset Protection Program is an innovative product that combines long-term care insurance with the advantages of traditional whole life insurance. |
| Caring for the Elderly or Disabled: Links This page will list multiple links to websites that contain information regarding caring for the elderly or disable. |
| e-Directions: 9/4/2007 e-Directions is an information-sharing newsletter issued at least bi-monthly to help keep you updated on Extension-related issues covering restructuring, programming opportunities, strategic plan initiatives and enhancements and other information. |
| EEO Roles and Responsibilities Roles and Responsibilities for maintaining Civil Rights/Affirmative Action Compliance in extension education/research programs and employment. |
| Chancellor's Message The LSU AgCenter Chancellor's statement regarding the quest for respecting diversity and establishing a multicultural organization |
| September Holidays and Celebrations Provides a listing of holidays and celebrations for the month of September. |
| e-Directions: 8/22/06 e-Directions is an information-sharing newsletter issued at least bi-monthly to help keep you updated on Extension-related issues covering restructuring, programming opportunities, strategic plan initiatives and enhancements and other information. |
| August Holidays and Celebrations Provides a listing of holidays and celebrations for the month of August. |
| e-Directions: 7/27/2007 e-Directions is an information-sharing newsletter issued at least bi-monthly to help keep you updated on Extension-related issues covering restructuring, programming opportunities, strategic plan initiatives and enhancements and other information. |
| e-Directions 7/17/06 e-Directions is an information-sharing newsletter issued at least bi-monthly to help keep you updated on Extension-related issues covering restructuring, programming opportunities, strategic plan initiatives and enhancements and other information. |
| e-Directions: 6/27/07 e-Directions is an information-sharing newsletter issued at least bi-monthly to help keep you updated on Extension-related issues covering restructuring, programming opportunities, strategic plan initiatives and enhancements and other information. |
| e-Directions 5/25/07 e-Directions is an information-sharing newsletter issued at least bi-monthly to help keep you updated on Extension-related issues covering restructuring, programming opportunities, strategic plan initiatives and enhancements and other information. |
| e-Directions: 4/18/07 e-Directions is an information-sharing newsletter issued at least bi-monthly to help keep you updated on Extension-related issues covering restructuring, programming opportunities, strategic plan initiatives and enhancements and other information. |
| e-Directions: 3/16/07 e-Directions is an information-sharing newsletter issued at least bi-monthly to help keep you updated on Extension-related issues covering restructuring, programming opportunities, strategic plan initiatives and enhancements and other information. |
| Available Technologies The LSU AgCenter and the Office of Intellectual Property is an ideal partner for industry interested in sponsoring innovative research. Browse the topics below to find out the technologies that are available for licensing. |
| 4-H’ers Learn about Food and Fitness at Weekend Camp 4-H’ers from 22 parishes attended the LSU AgCenter 4-H Food and Fitness Camp January 24-25 at the Grant Walker 4-H Educational Center near Pollock. This year’s theme was "The Wonderful World of 4-H," borrowing from Walt Disney movies and characters, according to LSU AgCenter nutrition expert Catrinel Stanciu, advisor to the 4-H State Food and Fitness Board. |
| e-Directions: 11/22/06 e-Directions is an information-sharing newsletter issued at least bi-monthly to help keep you updated on Extension-related issues covering restructuring, programming opportunities, strategic plan initiatives and enhancements and other information. |
| e-Directions: 10/24/06 e-Directions is an information-sharing newsletter issued at least bi-monthly to help keep you updated on Extension-related issues covering restructuring, programming opportunities, strategic plan initiatives and enhancements and other information. |
| e-Directions: 9/26/06 e-Directions is an information-sharing newsletter issued at least bi-monthly to help keep you updated on Extension-related issues covering restructuring, programming opportunities, strategic plan initiatives and enhancements and other information. |
| Director's Message Dr. Paul Coreil Vice-Chancellor and Director Louisiana Cooperative Extension Service |
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| e-Directions 06/14/06 e-Directions is an information-sharing newsletter issued at least bi-monthly to help keep you updated on Extension-related issues covering restructuring, programming opportunities, strategic plan initiatives and enhancements and other information. |
| e-Directions 5/19/06 e-Directions is an information-sharing newsletter issued at least bi-monthly to help keep you updated on Extension-related issues covering restructuring, programming opportunities, strategic plan initiatives and enhancements and other information. |
| e-Directons 4/12/2006 e-Directions is an information-sharing newsletter issued at least bi-monthly to help keep you updated on Extension-related issues covering restructuring, programming opportunities, strategic plan initiatives and enhancements and other information. |
| e-Directions: 3/20/2006 e-Directions is an information-sharing newsletter issued at least bi-monthly to help keep you updated on Extension-related issues covering restructuring, programming opportunities, strategic plan initiatives and enhancements and other information of interest. |
| e-Directions: 2/14/2006 e-Directions is an information-sharing newsletter issued at least bi-monthly to help keep you updated on Extension-related issues covering restructuring, programming opportunities, strategic plan initiatives and enhancements and other information of interest. |
| e-Directions 1/19/2006 e-Directions is an information-sharing newsletter issued at least bi-monthly to help keep you updated on Extension-related issues covering restructuring, programming opportunities, strategic plan initiatives and enhancements and other information of interest. |
| e-Directions: 12/16/05 e-Directions is an information-sharing newsletter issued at least bi-monthly to help keep you updated on Extension-related issues covering restructuring, programming opportunities, strategic plan initiatives and enhancements and other information of interest. |
| e-Directions: 11/10/2005 e-Directions is an information-sharing newsletter issued at least bi-monthly to help keep you updated on Extension-related issues covering restructuring, programming opportunities, strategic plan initiatives and enhancements and other information of interest. |
| e-Directions: 10/11/2005 e-Directions is an information-sharing newsletter issued at least bi-monthly to help keep you updated on Extension-related issues covering restructuring, programming opportunities, strategic plan initiatives and enhancements and other information of interest. |
| e-Directions: 08/26/2005 e-Directions is an information-sharing newsletter issued at least bi-monthly to help keep you updated on Extension-related issues covering restructuring, programming opportunities, strategic plan initiatives and enhancements and other information of interest. |
| e-Directions: 07/20/2005 e-Directions is an information-sharing newsletter issued at least bi-monthly to help keep you updated on Extension-related issues covering restructuring, programming opportunities, strategic plan initiatives and enhancements and other information of interest. |
| e-Directions: 05/09/2005 e-Directions is an information-sharing newsletter issued at least bi-monthly to help keep you updated on Extension-related issues covering restructuring, programming opportunities, strategic plan initiatives and enhancements and other information of interest. |
| e-Directions: 04/15/2005 e-Directions is an information-sharing newsletter issued at least bi-monthly to help keep you updated on Extension-related issues covering restructuring, programming opportunities, strategic plan initiatives and enhancements and other information of interest. |
| e-directions for 4/15/05 Updates from the Extension Director |
| Louisiana, Neighboring States Move Ahead With Joint Educational Programming Representatives from the Cooperative Extension Services in Louisiana, Arkansas and Mississippi met last week (Nov. 13) in Oak Grove to discuss how and when they will bring educational and outreach programs to the economically depressed Mississippi Delta region. |
| 'Scarecrow-boats' Frighten Birds From Ponds To reduce losses caused by hungry birds, aquaculture farmers spend as much as $100,000 a year on abatement programs. Now, two LSU AgCenter agricultural engineers have developed robotic boats to keep these predators out of commercial ponds. |
| To Construct Research, Extension Center Building At Idlewild Station (Distributed 11/26/03) The LSU AgCenter held a groundbreaking ceremony this week (Nov. 24) for a new research and extension center building near Clinton. |
| LSU AgCenter Project In Avoyelles Gets $50,000 A project to build new offices and educational facilities in Avoyelles Parish moved one step closer to reality late last month when Allen Canning Co. made a donation. |
| EFNEP Worker Wins National Award Carol Ali Jenkins, an Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program employee from the Orleans Parish, is one of 24 national winners of the Excellence in EFNEP Award. |
| New processes can boost Louisiana's sugar economy Sugar mills in Louisiana may be able to produce high-quality, value-added products, thanks to innovative techniques developed by Dr. Michael Saska, a researcher at the LSU AgCenter’s Audubon Sugar Institute. |
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