LSU Textile and Costume Museum unveils vibrant tapestry of Louisiana fashion in its newest exhibit, “Dressing Louisiana: Histoires de la mode de la Louisiane,” in the Human Ecology building on the LSU campus. https://t.co/KEEh1T2NG9

Cypress trees in the Basin are showing troubling signs, prompting Daniel Edgar of St. Mary Seafood and Marina to take action. He reached out to LSU AgCenter experts Raj Singh and John Tracy to help investigate and find a solution.

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Today, the LSU Board of Supervisors named Wade Rousse, Ph.D., as president of LSU System and James Dalton, Ph.D., as executive vice president of the LSU System and chancellor of the A&M campus.

An invasive insect from Central and South America was recently found in north Louisiana, and it could complicate growing rice in Louisiana if it takes up permanent residence there.

The New World screwworm could cause major problems for cattle producers if it makes its return to the United States. So far, it has been found only as far north as Mexico, but officials are asking people to be on the lookout for it.

AI Agents vs. Chatbots: Why 'slow' is actually brilliant. 💡 From @NVIDIA GTC 2025 in Washington D.C., Aravind Srinivas (@AravSrinivas) (Co-founder, President & CEO of @Perplexity_ai ) joined host @PatrickMoorhead to discuss the future of AI workflows. Aravind explained that

Louisiana Lights is back for its second year at the Burden Museum & Gardens in Baton Rouge. The display will run from Nov. 28 to Dec. 30. Learn more: https://t.co/DQMF2UWVBE

Louisiana sugarcane growers Joel Landry, Chad Hanks, Andre Blanchard, and Hugh Andre, alongside @LSU sugarcane researcher Dr. Brayden Blanchard, had the privilege of meeting with @SecRollins, @LAGovJeffLandry, @RepClayHiggins, and Dr. Mike Strain, Commissioner of

The LSU AgCenter is committed to helping our growers succeed!

The @LSU Textile and Costume Museum’s newest exhibit, “Dressing Louisiana,” is open through March 6. The museum is open 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays and from 2 to 4 p.m. the first Sunday of each month. The museum is located at 330 Tower Drive.

This is the last weekend of the Corn Maze at Burden, located at the LSU AgCenter Botanic Gardens. The night maze will be on Friday, October 24 and the day maze is offered on Saturday, October 25. Tickets are pre-sale only: https://t.co/irw1uHgeY5

Join us for this week's Coast & Environment Seminar, featuring Dr. MP Hayes of the @LSUAgCenter and @LaSEAGRANT 📅Friday, October 24th ⏰11:30 a.m. 📍Dalton J Woods Auditorium, Energy Coast & Environment Building

In Louisiana, the 2025 cotton crop is the smallest crop on record, but on the flip side, the yields have been strong.

The LSU AgCenter Dairy Store moved to a new location in 2024, months after its longtime home on South Stadium Drive was demolished. It's now located at 118 S Campus Dr. on LSU's main campus. Full article: https://t.co/iw8jhMsDqF

Jay Grymes, the Louisiana state climatologist, is in his second stint in the position. He still prioritizes developing and delivering timely weather and climate information for Louisiana interests. Read the full article: https://t.co/Vue5esGZLa

Louisiana supports one of the most diverse aquaculture industries in the U.S. Our producers are among the leaders in the nation in crawfish, oyster and alligator sales. 1. Farm-raised Crawfish: $258.7 million 2. Oysters: $63.8 million 3. Farm-raised Alligators: $56 million

Sugarcane breeders with the LSU AgCenter and the @USDA continually work to develop plant varieties that help producers harvest profitable crops that can produce more sugar while withstanding insects, diseases and other challenges. Full article: https://t.co/mCNwuXylSZ

Good weather at the beginning of the season helped create strong yields, and dry weather during the harvest is helping expedite this year’s Louisiana sweet potato harvest.

The Corn Maze at Burden is offered every weekend in October! New Sunday times have been added. Tickets are pre-sale only: https://t.co/irw1uHgMND

The @CaesarsDome in New Orleans has gone green in celebration of National 4-H Week! We are grateful to our community partners for helping us bring this tradition to life and for honoring the achievements and potential of today’s 4-H’ers!

4-H has helped millions of youth pave a path forward. Through programs that are proven to work, Louisiana 4-H is building a generation that’s beyond ready! Enroll in 4-H or enroll to volunteer here: https://t.co/1Ud1pke5eY