Optimism is growing in Louisiana’s sugarcane industry!

August 02, 2024 02:47 PM •

There is more optimism in the Louisiana sugarcane industry this year compared to last year, as near-normal rain patterns have the crop in good shape.

Video provided by: LSU AgCenter Correspondent Craig Gautreaux

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