Louisiana Farm Bureau just wrapped up their annual meeting to discuss state industry issues

Many state Farm Bureau organizations are holding their annual meetings.

The Louisiana Farm Bureau just wrapped up theirs where everything from crawfish to row crops are discussed.

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