BATON ROUGE — The COVID-19 public health emergency can be a tough time for those with limited food dollars, according to the LSU AgCenter news release.
Thousands of canine, like Winston, and feline specimens have been tested and obtained no positive COVID-19 results, according to the American Veterinary Medical Association. Keep pets away from infected people and keep them well groomed.
—LSU AgCenter/Randy LaBauve
BATON ROUGE — Some people are concerned that pets can catch or spread the novel coronavirus, or COVID-19.
Fringe tree flowers grow in tight clusters of thin, white petals.
—LSU AgCenter/Heather Kirk-Ballard
March 19 marked the first day of spring this year, and all around us we see the signs of new life in our landscapes. Many plants are leafing out and blooming.
A crawfish boat works in a pond Vermilion Parish on March 17.
—LSU AgCenter/Bruce Schultz
BATON ROUGE — With a glut of crawfish on the market, prices are dropping, and consumers might be interested in boiling and freezing crawfish at home.
LSU AgCenter 4-H coordinator suggests that parents set rules and procedures for how children should behave while home alone. What activities are they allowed to do, and what is off limits? See more tips in related story.
BATON ROUGE— With Louisiana schools shuttered for the next few weeks in an effort to stem the spread of the novel coronavirus, many children may find themselves at home alone.
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