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Louisiana citrus farmers assess freeze damage, worry about long-term impacts
The fruit left on the trees is unsellable. According to the LSU Ag Center, Louisiana has nearly 1,000 acres of citrus in ...
Why picking fruit or flowers from someone else's property in Louisiana is considered theft
During spring, fruit is growing from bushes and trees, and flowers are in bloom. Can you pick a bloom or fruit from someone's ...
Better Homes & Gardens on MSN6d
How and When to Fertilize Citrus Trees, According to a Fruit-Growing Expert
Boost your citrus harvest with the right fertilizer at the right time. To get a bumper crop of fruit on your citrus trees, ...
The Shreveport Times13d
Why picking fruit or flowers from someone else's property in Louisiana is considered theft
Is it illegal to pick fruit and/or flowers from someone else's property? In Louisiana, picking fruit or flowers from someone else's property without their permission is generally considered theft.