Getting Back Into The Field Is A Big Deal For The Ardoin Brothers This Rainy Spring

Louisiana soybean planters are back in action!
This is a big deal as this rainy Spring has stopped a lot of farmers from getting into the fields.

This Week In Louisiana Ag shows us how one pair of brothers is hoping for a big crop of dry weather to get their crop in the ground.

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