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Louisiana Agriculture Magazine

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2009

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[image: Louisiana Agriculture Magazine][image: Louisiana Agriculture Magazine] [image: Louisiana Agriculture Magazine][image: download pdf issue] ON THE COVER: Aerial application of herbicides can cause drift problems even on a calm morning, according to LSU AgCenter scientist Eric Webster. Photo by Steve Linscombe. in this issue: Herbicide Drift Affects Louisiana Rice Production Justin B. Hensley, Eric P. Webster, Dustin L. Harrell and Sunny L. Bottoms Evaluation of Stubble Height on Ratoon Growth in Rice Dustin L. Harrell and Jason A. Bond Pre-flood Nitrogen Applications in Rice Dustin L. Harrell Creeping Rivergrass in Louisiana: Another Menace to Rice Sunny L. Bottoms, Eric P. Webster and Justin B. Hensley Scientists Explore Silica and Rice Growth Gary Breitenbeck and Joseph Kraska Management Strategies for Roundup Ready Flex Cotton Donnie K. Miller, David C. Blouin, Robert G. Downer, Ralph Bagwell, Eugene Burris, Ernest L. Clawson, B. Rogers Leonard and Alexander M. “Sandy” Stewart Weighing Lysimeters Measure Crop Water Use Ernest L. Clawson and Sean Hribal Scientist Develops Way to Recycle Used Motor Oil Containers Rick Bogren Development of a Mycoplasma Mastitis Control Program in Louisiana William E. Owens Mastitis in Dairy Cattle Cathleen C. Williams Dairy Success Requires Team Cathleen C. Williams and Gary M. Hay Louisiana Milk Producers’ Refundable Tax Credits Wayne M. Gauthier and J. Matthew Fannin New Law Helps Dairy Industry Rick Bogren Growing Roses: A Challenge in Louisiana Allen D. Owings and C. Allen Broyles What’s New?