Louisiana Agriculture
Abstract
Agricultural best management practices are measures that producers can take to reduce — or eliminate — farming byproducts that enter streams and groundwater. Many of these practices address fertilizer and irrigation management and the handling of pesticides and animal waste. LSU AgCenter research has helped establish these practices, and extension agents assist producers in implementing them.
This issue of Louisiana Agriculture highlights the best management practices for many of the state’s most production areas. Aquaculture specialists detail how crawfish farms can save money while meeting best management practices, and sugarcane experts tell how the AgCenter is developing new varieties to ensure farmers are competitive. In addition, AgCenter economists explain how agricultural producers can thrive financially while following best management practices.
Recommended Citation
(2023)
"Louisiana Agriculture Magazine, Winter 2023,"
Louisiana Agriculture: Vol. 66:
No.
1, Article 1.
Available at:
https://repository.lsu.edu/louisianaagriculture/vol66/iss1/1