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ON THE COVER: This canna is one of thousands of flowers at the LSU AgCenter’s Burden Center in Baton Rouge. Allen Owings, horticulturist, says canna popularity is growing across the South. Read more on AgCenter flower research on pages 24-27. Photo by John Wozniak. | |
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- China Connection: Ag Leadership Program Broadens Knowledge
Cathleen C. Williams
- Rooted in Agricultural Research: Louisiana 4-H Celebrates 100 Years in 2008
Paul Coreil and Mark Tassin
- Planting Kicks Off Baton Rouge High School Students’ Summer Farming Experience
Tobie Blanchard
- Chinese Tallow Trees a Potential Bioenergy Crop for Louisiana
Gary A. Breitenbeck
- Economical Methods to Extract and Purify Catfish Oil
Subramaniam Sathivel, Huaixia Yin, Witoon Prinyawiwatkul, Joan King and Zhimin Xu
- Novel Insecticidal Proteins for Managing Cotton Pests
P. L. Bommireddy and B. R. Leonard
- Comparing Single-Row, Twin-Row Configurations for Louisiana Crop Production
Henry J. “Rick” Mascagni, Ernie Clawson, David Lanclos, Don Boquet and Rob Ferguson
- Flowers, Students Both Blossom at Baton Rouge Elementary School
Tobie Blanchard
- Late-fall/Early-winter Herbicide Application: A New Approach to Managing Winter Weeds in Louisiana
Donnie K. Miller and Bill J. Williams
- Fungicide Deposition Depends on Method, Volume of Application
Roberto N. Barbosa, James L. Griffin and Clayton Hollier
- Response of Weeds to Zinc-Glyphosate Mixtures
Derek M. Scroggs, Alexander “Sandy” M. Stewart, Donnie K. Miller, B. Rogers Leonard, James L. Griffin and David C. Blouin
- Landscape Performance of New Herbaceous Ornamentals
Allen Owings, C. Allen Broyles, Yan Chen, Regina Bracy and Ann Gray
- Fertilize Herbaceous Perennials Wisely, Lightly
Yan Chen and Regina P. Bracy
- New Virus Causing Disease in Japanese Holly Fern
Rodrigo A. Valverde and Sead Sabanadzovic
- Broadband Access to the Internet and Economic Development in Northeast Louisiana
James Barnes, Dora Ann Hatch and Glenn Dixon
- Jere McBride’s AgCenter Legacy: Pecans, Tomatoes, Energetic Leadership
Mary Ann Van Osdell
- What’s New?
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