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Bayou Blooms

Well, lots of folks from Denham Springs westward to Crowley are now getting down to the nitty gritty of dealing with the flooding aftermath.  I don’t envy those unfortunate souls one bit.  As I said, been there, done that, and hope not to do it again anytime soon.  I know that sounds selfish, but this…

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Air Potato Vine – The highly spreadable, not so edible, invasive

Yams. Just that single word conjures up images of delectable dishes featuring the root crop for which Opelousas, Louisiana, is so well known. But don’t be fooled. What you thought all these years were yams are really not yams at all; they’re sweet potatoes.  There is, however, one type of yam abundant in Louisiana with…

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Propeller Graduation and the Results!

After 12 challenging weeks of driving to and from New Orleans, sometimes twice a week, the Accelerator Program at Propeller has finally come to an end.  It was intense, informative, enlightening, and all those other adjectives that could best describe a successful entrepreneurial, startup program.   Before I go any further, I’m going to act like…

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Bayou Teche National Wildlife Refuge

As part of the 70th annual Louisiana Outdoor Writers (LOWA) conference, we visited the Bayou Teche National Wildlife Refuge near Franklin. After piling into our vehicles, we traveled to the NWR headquarters where US Fish and Wildlife ranger Brian Pembert and volunteer Donovan Garcia greeted us with fresh coffee, maps, and lots of vital information about the refuge. Garcia,…