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AI tools are revolutionizing agriculture in Acadiana—from sugarcane fields to rice farms. Here’s how Louisiana farmers are using technology to boost yields and cut costs.

Louisiana’s agriculture and seafood industries are in the crosshairs as the EU imposes new tariffs in response to U.S. trade policies. Here's what it means for the state.

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

If you're not a farmer, you likely have no idea all that goes into the spring planting.

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.

One farmer at the Lafayette Farmers and Artisans Market was recently visited by National Geographic.

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.

LSU/SU AgCenter Extension Agents Blair Hebert, in Iberia Parish and Stan Dutile, in Lafayette Parish, explain how the last year's weather swings have affected several local agriculture industries.

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

What was expected to be a bumper crop has been slightly affected by unfavorable weather.

Insects, mites and disease have caused Louisiana pecan yields to drop.

Joey Durel proposed the change after seeking a beehive of his own.

A tractor was stolen from the 1800 block of East Bridge Street in Breaux Bridge last month and police there need your help trying to find it.

A real Kansas farmer and rancher named Derek Klingenberg has done a hilarious parody of the Ylvis song 'What Does the Fox Say.' His YouTube Channel says, "This is where I raise grain, beef, kids, and creativity.' By the way, it turns out the farmer says, 'Work...

I was on my way to my dad's house for a Sunday visit when I came across a sugar cane harvest site, and I was concerned with the dangerous road conditions...

An explosion in West, TX, just outside of Waco, spread fires across multiple buildings and injured an unknown number of people earlier tonight. The explosion occurred at the West Fertilizer Plant shortly before 8 PM CT. A large number of people have been reported injured, though the number of those killed in the explosion, if any, has not yet been officially released...

One minute this farmer was operating a hay baler, the next, he's naked and jumps into the machine.

There's not a whole lot to do when you live in the country. It was really only a matter of time before somebody came up with this idea, and then only a short amount of time after that for somebody to film it and put it on YouTube.