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| Ag economist looks ahead into 2009 (Radio News 01/05/09) LSU AgCenter economist Dr. Kurt Guidry makes predictions about Louisiana’s crop outlook for the new year. Guidry expects soybean and rice acreage to increase in 2009. (Runtime: 60 seconds) |
| Take control of finances in 2009 (Radio News 01/05/09) If you are attempting to take control of your finances in 2009, an LSU AgCenter family economist has some tips to help. Dr. Jeanette Tucker says a financial resolution should start with determining your net worth and developing a working budget. |
| Farmers experienced ups and downs in 2008 (Radio News 01/05/09) 2008 had many ups and downs for Louisiana farmers. Farmers headed into the year with a good deal of optimism, says LSU AgCenter economist Dr. Kurt Guidry, but he points out things changed along the way. (Runtime: 60 seconds) |
| Financial crisis slow to affect ag lending (Radio News 01/05/09) Financial woes are affecting most sectors of the economy. LSU AgCenter economist Dr. Kurt Guidry says agricultural lending hasn’t felt the full brunt of the economic crisis. Guidry says the question isn’t whether there will be money to lend to producers this year but whether producers can convince lenders to make the loans. (Runtime: 60 seconds) |
| Insects can live in firewood (Radio News 01/05/09) A roaring fireplace can add warmth and ambiance to the home. The drawback is that you can bring unwanted pests inside along with the firewood, says LSU AgCenter entomologist Dr. Dale Pollet. (Runtime: 60 seconds) |
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| Researchers study sorghum as a potential biofuel (TV News 10/03/08) LSU AgCenter researchers are looking for alternative sources of energy. High diesel prices are hurting farmers, but new sources of energy may be in the farmer’s field. (Runtime: 1 minute, 30 seconds) |
| Researchers study sugarcane varieties as ethanol sources (TV News 12/22/08) Sugar gives people energy, but sugarcane also could be a source of energy for our vehicles. LSU AgCenter researchers are studying varieties of sugarcane called "energy cane" that can be grown to produce ethanol. (Runtime: 1 minute, 30 seconds) |
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