(TV News 05/10/10) The red rose is the quintessential flower. But at the LSU AgCenter's Burden Center in Baton Rouge, reds compete with whites, yellows, corals and pinks. LSU AgCenter correspondent Tobie Blanchard visited the extensive rose gardens at the center and has this report. (Runtime: 1:41)

(Radio News 05/31/10) An important part of parenting is providing guidance to your child. LSU AgCenter LSU AgCenter family development specialist Dr. Becky White says parents need to provide a safe and loving environment where children can learn and grow. (Runtime: 60 seconds)

(Radio News 05/31/10) Parents need to have realistic, research-supported expectations about what their children can do and accomplish says an LSU AgCenter family development specialist. Dr. Becky White says expecting too much too soon can have a negative effect on a child. (Runtime: 60 seconds)

(Radio News 05/31/10) LSU AgCenter food scientists are working on ways to get students to eat more vegetables while saving money for the school system. Mixing beans in with beef or chicken for hamburgers and chicken patties could save a school system several million dollars says LSU AgCenter food science graduate assistant Darryl Holliday. (Runtime: 60 seconds)

(Radio News 05/31/10) The end of the school year presents the perfect opportunity for young people to learn about smart finances. LSU AgCenter family economist Dr. Jeanette Tucker talks about some financial principles. (Runtime: 60 seconds)

(Radio News 05/31/10) With the end of school here, many parents are wondering what to do with their tweens – children between the ages of 10 and 13 that aren’t quite teenagers yet, but old enough to want some independence. LSU AgCenter family life specialist Dr. Diane Sasser has some ideas. (Runtime: 60 seconds)

(Radio News 05/24/10) About 60 percent of the state’s cotton crop has been planted. Dry weather has been keeping farmers from planting the rest. LSU AgCenter cotton specialist Dr. John Kruse says the window for planting cotton is closing. (Runtime: 60 seconds)

(Radio News 05/24/10) Rain in early March threatened to keep farmers from planting the state’s corn crop, now dry weather is threatening what was planted. LSU AgCenter corn specialist Dr. John Kruse says when the weather dried up in mid-March growers were able to get the crop planted in a timely manner. (Runtime: 60 seconds)

(Radio News 05/24/10) Seventh graders at McKinley Middle Magnet School in Baton Rouge took part in a hamburger taste test. One of the burgers contained beef mixed with red beans. LSU AgCenter food scientist graduate assistant Darryl Holliday is hoping school lunch programs will use the bean burgers as a way to get children to eat more vegetables. (Runtime: 60 seconds)

(Radio News 05/24/10) Cotton acres in Louisiana have reached historical lows in recent years, and it seems the decline may not be over says LSU AgCenter cotton specialist Dr. John Kruse. (Runtime: 60 seconds)