farming

If you're in South Louisiana and near a body of water you should be on the lookout for "Apple Snails."

A Louisiana company has developed a feed for cattle using sugarcane that produces healthy animals and does away with the stench of cow manure.

There is one key factor in growing sweet strawberries that Louisiana farmers have figured out. Here's how you can figure it out too.

Male frogs in the Louisiana Atchafalaya Basin and in other rivers and streams around the state are turning female.

With so many farmers around Acadiana, I'm sure many people have been in this unfortunate situation countless times.

The process is easy and streamlined. If you're a member of the FFA in good standing, you qualify for the money.

Like it says in the video description on YouTube, everybody loves a good clean drink of water. One farmer decided put a camera at the bottom of a water bucket on his property to get a sneak peek at what animals would stop by for a cool drink of water. The result is incredibly charming.

Louisiana pecans will be good, they won't be expensive, but they could be in short supply this year.

There will probably never be a time when you'll need to know how to do this, but, wouldn't it be a fun farm trick to show all your friends next time there's a pig around?

Replant the crop or take a chance and hope that the high water won't diminish yields to badly. That's the question Louisiana corn producers are struggling to answer right now.

You can support American veterans who are also American farmers by looking for this special symbol where you shop.

Mother Nature is not playing nice with Louisiana's rice and soybean producers.

Some of the allegations about activities at the plant might turn your stomach and make you think three or four times before eating chicken again.

Louisiana Farm Moms sought for nationwide prize. It could mean an extra $10-thousand dollars in the bank account.

This may be the only dating website you will ever need. If you like talking farm animals that is. Actually this makes sense to me, since farming is a lifestyle you better know what your getting into before you go and fall in love.

If it only had a brain. This high tech scarecrow needs only the power of air to keep the crows away while annoying your neighbors too!

Louisiana Secretary of Agriculture Mike Strain discusses the harvest season for Louisiana’s sugar cane and cotton crops. This year's harvest was really looking favorable. That was before Hurricane Isaac spun up through the Gulf of Mexico.