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[image: Louisiana Agriculture Magazine Winter 2007][image: Louisiana Agriculture Magazine Winter 2007] [image: Louisiana Agriculture Magazine Winter 2007][image: download PDF issue] ON THE COVER: Yan Chen, assistant professor at the Hammond Research Station, conducts research projects that benefit Louisiana’s growing “green” industry. Studies under way at the station include weed and insect management in landscape beds. (Photo by John Wozniak) in this issue: The Economic Feasibility of Ethanol Production from Sugar Crops Michael E. Salassi Audubon Sugar Institute Helps Meet Demand for Biofuels Research  Peter Rein Smart Bodies: An Educational Campaign to Make Louisiana Children More Active, Healthier Denise M. Holston, Michael T. Zanovec and Ellen P. Murphy Coordinated Animal Identification Christine B. Navarre and David Sanson Living With…Learning About…Keeping at Bay...Asian Soybean Rust Clayton A. Hollier, G. Boyd Padgett and Raymond W. Schneider Researchers Try to Keep Soybeans Safe from Rust Disease Linda Foster Benedict Planting Dates for Soybean Varieties in Northeast Louisiana Ernest L. Clawson and Donald J. Boquet Economics of BMP Cropping Systems Donald J. Boquet and Kenneth W. Paxton Assessing Liberty Link Transgenic Technology for Weed Control in Cotton Donnie K. Miller, P. Roy Vidrine and Alexander M. “Sandy” Stewart Pecan Bacterial Leaf Scorch Randy S. Sanderlin and Rebecca A. Melanson Don’t Let Leaf Spot Spoil Your Vincas Yan Chen and Allen Owings Resistant Starch: A Potential Way to Add Value to Rice Joan M. King Louisiana Turtle Farmers Continue Fight for Domestic Market Rick Bogren Alligator Collagen: New Source for Medical, Cosmetic Uses Rick Bogren From Student Worker to Endowed Chair: Roger Leonard, Entomologist Rick Bogren What’s New?