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Robert and Rachel Duncan of Rapides Parish maintain a herd of about 200 mama cows and frequently sell beef directly to customers. This article is brought to you by the Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation. For generations, Louisiana farmers have helped feed…
Read Our 2025 Impact Report This story was produced as part of Next City’s Local Reporting Hub, with funding from the Kresge Foundation. Candice McFarland used to eat salads every other day. But even though the U.S. Food and Drug Administration…
The North Louisiana Master Gardeners are accepting applications for their community grant program, offering $300-$6,000 for projects promoting beautification, horticultural education, sustainable gardening, or enhancing public green spaces. Eligible organizations include schools, nonprofits, and garden clubs. Apply by October 30th; projects must…
First-generation farmers Matt and Macy Rushing lead a growing cattle operation in Kentwood, with help from their three young children. This article is brought to you by the Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation. Long before football fans fire up the grill,…
BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) — Gov. Jeff Landry signed an executive order declaring a state of emergency, allowing Louisiana farmers and timber harvesters to use dyed diesel currently in their possession. Dyed diesel is regular diesel fuel dyed red to…
Louisiana irises can be dug up and divided now. Do you have any idea what is causing these mounds of soil? They are all over my backyard. I thought they were mole crickets, but I’ve treated the area several times…