Louisiana Agriculture Magazine Now Online

The latest issue of Louisiana Agriculture, the quarterly magazine published by the LSU AgCenter, is now online. The issue includes articles on antimicrobial use in livestock, cattle grazing management, greenhouse tomatoes target spot in cotton and the economics of raising meat goats in the South. Other topics covered include the success of the Food Incubator, changes to the Master Gardener program, the Sweet Potato Foundation Seed Program and the 50th anniversary of the original land donation that made possible Burden Museum & Gardens in Baton Rouge.

Food Incubator Celebrates Three Years of Success
Olivia McClure

Louisiana Master Gardener Program Continues to Change and Grow
Linda Foster Benedict

Target Spot of Cotton: A Lion or a Lamb?
Trey Price, Myra Purvis, Hunter Pruitt, Jerry Bartleson, Dan Fromme and Boyd Padgett

Search for a Narrow-range, Minimum-risk Insecticide for Sugarcane Borer Control
T. Eugene “Gene” Reagan and Kenneth Gravois

Use of Bermudagrass Hay by Stocker Calves Grazing Annual Ryegrass Pastures
Guillermo Scaglia

Grazing Brassicas During Fall Transition in South Louisiana
Guillermo Scaglia

Impact of Salinity Stress Using Recycled Potting Media in Greenhouse Tomato Production
Changyoon Jeong, Carrie Lott, Nolan Glenn and Patrick Colyer

Complexities of Antimicrobial Use in Livestock and Poultry Production
Christine B. Navarre

Feasibility of Grain Sorghum Ratoon Cropping in North Louisiana
Rick Mascagni

Field Days and Career Fairs Help Youth See Opportunities in Agriculture
Tara P. Smith, Terri Crawford, Lekeisha Lucas-Powell, Ashley Powell, Lanette Hebert and Steve Linscombe

Sweet Potato Foundation See Production and the National Clean Plant Network Support
Christopher A. Clark and Tara P. Smith

Economics of Southeastern U.S. Meat Goat Production
Berdikul Qushim, Jeffrey M. Gillespie and Kenneth McMillin