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The Acadia Parish rice and soybean producers meeting will be held at the LSU AgCenter Acadia Parish office at 157 Cherokee Drive, Crowley, LA 70526 on January 5, 2012. The program for the meeting follows. For more information please contact County Agent Barrett Courville: bcourville@agcenter.lsu.edu

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We had an excellent crowd at the final stop of the LSU AgCenter south farm tour in Crowley, La this morning. For those of you that could not attend, here is what was discussed.

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An Acadia Parish field day covering research in rice and soybean production has been scheduled for June 15 at the South Farm of the LSU AgCenter Rice Research Station south of Crowley.

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The summer rice field meeting season will kick off in Louisiana next week. Below is a list of the meetings and tentative agendas (if they are available). I hope to see you at some of the meetings. Please contact your local County Agent to confirm times, locations and speakers for meetings.

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Today Anna and I met with County Agent Barrett Courville and Crop consultant Rustin Gilder at the Acadia Parish demo site which is farmed by Glen and Wes Simon. We were pleased to find a healthy, rigorous stand of rice. Much of the field is already at tillering stage just two weeks after seedling emergence! This location was planted with XL745 at #25 seeding rate.

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On March 16, 2011 we planted the Acadia parish demo test site. This blog posting includes a description of the treatments, field maps and plans for gathering data this season.

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The last couple of days we have traveled the state to meet with cooperators for the rice water weevil demonstration tests. We met with cooperators in Acadia, Calcasieu and St. Landry Parishes.

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A variety of field days are coming up in July. We hope to see you at one coming to your area.

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Guest post from Acadia Parish County Agent Barrett Courville. This week with the early rice starting to head we are seeing a large population of rice stink bugs. In the verification field (with Dr. Saichuk) we were catching almost 1 stink bug per sweep. Very high numbers are being reported throughout the parishes.

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We met at the Hoffpauir farm to discuss the results of the rice water weevil demonstration. The purpose of this demonstration is to evaluate the use of some currently available insecticides to control rice water weevils in rice fields. This location has a very nice layout with multiple cuts of the seed treatments (CruiserMaxx and Dermacor X-100) and also two pyrethroid treated cuts. These treatments were compared to an untreated cut.

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