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Have a question about Louisiana Agriculture and Forestry? Call our new toll free number at 1-866-927-2476.      Attention: LDAF Board and Commission members. There are new  state rules governing financial disclosures. Please check the Web links below under Commissioner Strain's introductory statement to read the law.
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Before any country can be a great nation it must first be a nation great in agriculture. For Louisiana to maintain a leading position, we must surpass existing standards of agricultural and forestry achievement and seek additional opportunities for growth and prosperity.
 
Louisiana's agricultural industries and its forestry, soil and water resources are critical to the advancement of our state and play a central role in our diverse cultural heritage. 

As your Commissioner of Agriculture and Forestry, I am committed to working with the farmer and forester, producer and processor and all others to ensure our food is safe, our fiber production among the best and our animals strong and healthy. Thank you for the honor and privilege to serve you. 
 

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2008 Financial Disclosure Rules
     Letter to Board and Commissioner Members
    
Ethics Reporting Law Act 472

 
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Click to view video Title: 2008 Legislative Session
Release Date: 06/25/2008

Agriculture and Forestry Commissioner looks back at some of the department's accomplishments during the 2008 Legislative Session.

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Click to view video Title: Asian Citrus Psyllids
Release Date: 06/25/2008

Agriculture and Forestry Commissioner Mike Strain issues several quarantines for Southeast Louisiana in response to finding Asian Citrus Psyllids. The insect poses no health threat to humans but does threaten the citrus and nursery industries in Southeast Louisiana.

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Click to view video Title: Africanized Bees
Release Date: 06/25/2008

Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry inspectors locate a colony of Africinized bees in LaSalle Parish. It's the first positive identification for the Africanized bees so far in 2008.

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