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Happy Easter, peeps!🐰 However you’re celebrating today, we hope it’s filled with meaningful moments, familiar traditions and a table worth gathering around.🤍

From crawfish-peeling robots to conversations on Capitol Hill, this week’s TWILA has a little bit of everything! youtu.be/-cFbcfeiboE

Macy Rushing is a first-generation cattle farmer in Kentwood, and she’s turned everyday chores into short videos that connect with thousands of viewers. From loading feed to working cattle through the pens, she records her routine in quick clips. lafarmbureaunews.com/news/2026/3/6/…

From the Hill in Washington, D.C., to the crawfish ponds of Acadiana, we’ve got a full episode of TWILA! Watch it now: youtu.be/xFDY8zhNdSE

From the TWILA family to yours, Merry Christmas! As you soak up time with the people you love, we hope you’ll take a moment to remember the true reason for the season — and the hardworking hands behind the holiday meals we all enjoy.

We’re closing out 2025 with a look back at the moments that shaped Louisiana agriculture this year, from policy wins to classroom connections, plus our favorite Feasting highlights and plenty of bloopers. Thank you for being part of our TWILA family! youtu.be/cvhX9bOqO7Q

'Tis the season for a brand new TWILA episode! youtu.be/dCXZ0giMmvg

Today and every day, we’re thankful for the farmers and ranchers who keep our tables full, the opportunity to share their stories, and all of you who follow along. From our families to yours, Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃 🧡 🍽️

"And in that moment, I understood what farmers and ranchers have always known: the best harvest in life comes from what you give." Kristen Oaks-White shares more about the special kitchen she stepped into for her most recent Feasting on Agriculture. twilatv.org/blog/11/21/202…

You don't have to go see #Wicked to be changed for good today — just watch this special Thanksgiving edition of TWILA! It’s all about gratitude, generosity, and the people who make our holiday traditions possible. youtu.be/8EgOXlrDjEs

Some stories feel like coming home — and this week’s Feasting on Agriculture is exactly that for TWILA's Kristen Oaks-White. She reflects on the full-circle moment in the latest blog! Read it now: twilatv.org/blog/11/13/202…

It’s a full plate on this week’s TWILA! We cover what the shutdown’s end means for Louisiana farmers, visit Nicholls for DNA seafood testing, check in with cattle producers prepping for winter, and get a behind-the-scenes look at the Cattlemen’s Kitchen. youtu.be/Q1WTeqy8bEE?si…

From policy to pumpkins, we’ve got it all in this week’s episode of TWILA! youtu.be/7BSta_wuN7E?si…

On the road or stuck in the cab of a tractor all day? Have no fear! You can catch the latest episode of TWILA at share.transistor.fm/s/25905388 or your favorite podcast app.

From the classroom to the countryside, this week’s TWILA dives into the stories shaping Louisiana agriculture. Watch it now: youtu.be/5bWCnX9b3Ec

It’s fall in Louisiana, which means two things: the weather might dip below 90, and TWILA's Kristen Oaks-White is knee-deep in pumpkins. 🎃 Read her latest blog to learn more about how a “crazy idea” turned into a full-blown pumpkin patch: twilatv.org/blog/10/10/202…

National 4-H Week is October 5-11, and we’re celebrating with a special TWILA takeover from the Louisiana 4-H state officers! From launching businesses to chasing careers, these stories highlight the heart of 4-H members across the state. Watch now: youtu.be/Xhq1hqy_W5U?si…

We’re going from the fields of West Carroll to the peppers of Avery Island in this week’s TWILA! Watch it now: youtu.be/YOZov4LHPHs?si…

AI isn’t just for tech giants—it’s taking root right here in Louisiana fields. @Farmsmarter_ai is giving farmers real-time tools to track crops, manage inputs, and boost the bottom line. Karl Wiggers shows how this local startup is reshaping the future of farming.

The combines are rolling and the beans look good, but grain markets are telling a different story. In this week's episode, TWILA’s Neil Melancon shares what this tough market means for Louisiana soybean farmers like Dallas Ardoin.