Mike Strain

What will the crawfish season in Louisiana look like this fall? Louisiana's Agriculture Commissioner offers an honest outlook of what we can expect.

There is finally good news that could bring a major reduction in Louisiana crawfish prices over the next two weeks. Here's when to expect the dip.

Farmers are worried that the rain will lead to major losses.

What the seeds are or why they were sent is unknown at this time. However, agriculture officials are pretty adamant that you don't open the package.

Louisiana's Agriculture Commissioner Dr. Mike Strain talks about the news that medical marijuana could be available at licensed pharmacies within the next two weeks.

KEEL's Robert J Wright talks about the latest in the the legalization and availability of CBD, medical marijuana and the growing of commercial hemp in Louisiana.

The drug is expected to hit pharmacies in June...but will that actually happen?

Just when you think things can't get any worse between LSU and Mike Strain.

Louisiana's Agriculture Commissioner Mike Strain talks about the timetable for the availability of medical marijuana in the state.

Louisiana Agriculture Commissioner Mike Strain says it’s important to use the correct dyes when coloring your eggs.

The suspects entered the property illegally where state owned cattle are present.

Louisiana Ag Commissioner Mike Strain says they have overhauled their Certified logo program with flashier, more diverse logos.

The export of Louisiana's agricultural resources to Cuba may be scrapped.

Ag Commissioner Dr. Mike Strain says the floods caused more than $100 million in agriculture losses.

Think you boil crawfish the best? Well here's your chance to make it official!

Louisiana rolls the dice on a $150-thousand dollar bet that improved trade relations will pay off big in the future our state's ports, agriculture, and industry.

As Louisiana families prepare to cook their Thanksgiving feasts, Agriculture Commissioner Dr. Mike Strain has safety tips for home chefs.

Newly opened trading opportunities with Cuba could mean a $400 million boost for Louisiana agriculture.

It's incredible and edible but becoming less affordable. We are speaking of eggs, a mainstay of the American diet.

Mike Strain said he supports resumed trade despite political differences between the two countries.