Severely damaged trees should be removed by a licensed arborist.
—LSU AgCenter/Dan Gill
Originally submitted Oct. 16, 2020 and resubmitted due to Hurricane Ida.
A picture taken Tuesday afternoon shows the Bayou Chene floodgate construction site. Work has moved to the center portion of the channel, and passage has been reduced from a width of 400 feet to 200 feet.
—St. Mary Parish Levee District Photo
Mariners traversing the Bayou Chene floodgate construction site need to be aware of a new U.S.
Sugar cane along La. 182 in Bayou Vista shows minor wind damage.
—The Daily Review/Diane Miller Fears
A mail receptacle in Bayou Vista fell over from the rain and wind.
—The Daily Review/Diane Miller Fears
As would be expected with any wind event, some trailers had skirting blown off.
—The Daily Review/Diane Miller Fears
As daylight and the curfew makes travel possible, a quick look around the Bayou Vista and Berwick area showed minimal Hurricane Laura damage.
Bring tender container plants under shelter and cover them during hard freezes. Be sure any covering extends to the ground. Remember to remove the covering when the weather warms.
—LSU AgCenter/ Heather Kirk-Ballard photo
We have had our first hard freeze, in fact we broke low temperature records dating back to 1907.
Cold injury on tomato leaves
—LSU AgCenter Photo/Robert Turley
BATON ROUGE — Unusual cold snaps during this growing season are affecting tomato crops throughout Louisiana, said LSU AgCenter plant doctor Raj Singh.
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