Louisiana Department Of Agriculture
Recent News About Louisiana Department Of Agriculture
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Louisiana poised to ban foreign adversaries from owning state's farmland
A measure that would ban designated foreign adversaries and actors, including China, from owning Louisiana farmland has been sent to Gov. John Bel Edwards’ desk after passing the state Senate and House by wide margins. -
Appeals court upholds Louisiana food-labeling law but narrows its focus
A federal appeals court has rejected arguments that Louisiana’s food-labeling law infringes on the First Amendment rights of plant-based food companies whose marketing campaigns often compare their products to meat. -
Exterminator did not properly treat for termites, Jefferson property owner claims
A Jefferson homeowner claims an exterminator's negligence led to a termite infestation. -
Freeman's Tree Service sued by Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry
GRETNA – James P. Freeman, who owns Freeman's Tree Service, allegedly owes the state of Louisiana $7,750 plus interest. -
Homeowners' association alleges pest control service allegedly failed to fulfill contract
GRETNA – A Louisiana-based homeowners' association is seeking damages claiming that a pest control service breached contracts and failed to perform the necessary actions. -
La. AG commissioner celebrates federal court ruling against WOTUS enforcement
BATON ROUGE – The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit recently issued a nationwide stay temporarily prohibiting the enforcement of the Clean Water Act (CWA), much to the approval of Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry Commissioner Mike Strain. -
Gas station allegedly sold contaminated diesel fuel, suit claims
GRETNA – A gas station is being sued by the owner of a bus who claims the vehicle broke down after she purchased bad diesel fuel.