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Record setting summer temperatures and extreme drought conditions are going to play a big part in the upcoming crawfish season in Louisiana. Here's how.

There are a whole lot of questions, and opinions when it comes to purging crawfish. Rejoice, because the LSU AgCenter might finally have the answers for us.

Louisiana crawfish lovers are feeling the pinch of higher prices as crawfish season swings into its busiest months.

As Louisiana recovers from the record cold lawn and garden experts are asking you to wait on removing your damaged plants for a very good reason.

Lawn overgrown and out of control? There is a solution to your rain soaked yard problem and it just might free up your weekend.

Warmer than average temperatures in December have helped to jump-start the 2022 Louisiana crawfish season.

Finally, an easy-to-read guide that explains the good, the bad, and the ugly of intermittent fasting.

Some Louisiana crawfish producers say the snails have cut their production by as much as 50%.

The new species was named after Burrow because of its tigerlike markings.

LSU Agriculture officials estimate that 95% of southeast Louisiana's Poinsettia crop was damaged in the recent hurricanes.

The deadline for Louisiana farm families to apply to receive the donated supplies is September 30th.

This invasive species has created yet another hardship for Louisiana's Crawfish Industry.

If you're wondering how to make your fresh fruits and vegetables last longer, here's a helpful chart that takes all the guesswork away.

It's estimated that between 5,000 and 10,000 Louisiana residents have visited a medical marijuana pharmacy in the first week of legalized sales.

Like a lot of other things, when it comes to sweet potatoes size and shape do matter, a lot.

There are two theories as to why Louisiana's 2019 crawfish season hasn't lived up to its expectations.

Haunted by a poor choice made over 40 years ago a Louisiana thief makes up for the crime that was committed.

There is another flying pest that's causing most of the problems for Louisiana outdoor lovers this time of year

Louisiana's sweetest crop is having maybe its sweetest year ever.

Could a homegrown meal replacement shake made from milk be the answer for Louisiana's obesity problem?