Tangipahoa 4-H members attended the 2008 4-H U on campus at LSU on June 17 - 20, 2008.

If you’ve ever tasted mayhaw jelly, you’ll agree it’s among the finest, most delicious in the world. Its many colors can range from yellow to light pink, to bright red, to a reddish-brown. And the jelly has a unique aroma and indescribably delicious, wild-fruity flavor.

Events and activities for the Spring / Summer 4-H members while school is out for the Summer!!!

2008 4-H Challenge Camp held at the Tickfaw State Park on April 2nd and 3rd of this year.

Upcoming events for February, March, April / May, 2008 for 4-H members and parents to enjoy.

Annie Coco, county agent for the LSU AgCenter in Tangipahoa Parish, was recently honored by the Louisiana Nursery and Landscape Association with a Distinguished Service Award.

Information of upcoming events and activities for the Tangipahoa Volunteers for Family & Community...

Events and activities to inform 4-H members, parents and public on what is happening in 4-H in Tangipahoa Parish.

Over the last few years, many of us have gone just a little bit overboard planting tender tropical plants in our landscapes. When mild winter followed mild winter, it was too tempting to plant hibiscus, bougainvillea, ficus, Norfolk Island pines and even scheffleras outside in the ground. Every December, though, it’s time to face reality and the distinct possibility of temperatures below freezing.

A quarterly newsletter from the Horticulture Division of the LSU AgCenter's School of Plant, Environmental and Soil Sciences.