We’re not going to sit on the sidelines while Louisiana farmers are paying record prices to harvest the crops that feed our families and support our economy,” Landry said.

Gov. Jeff Landry has issued an executive order allowing Louisiana farmers and timber harvesters to use dyed diesel fuel, effective immediately.

Farmers and timber harvesters can use off-road diesel fuel for all purposes for the next 30 days under an executive order Gov. Jeff Landry issued Wednesday.

The governor met with Councilman Eugene Green, and plans to reach out to Lesli Harris amid tensions with City Hall.

Jeff Landry has declared a state of emergency over Louisiana’s diesel fuel shortage, giving farmers and timber harvesters a way to stretch their fuel supply during peak harvest season. The executive order,

BATON ROUGE — An executive order signed by Gov. Jeff Landry in response to record-high diesel prices ahead of peak harvest season has placed Louisiana under a state of emergency. The emergency order will allow Louisiana farmers and timber harvesters to use dyed diesel fuel they already have on hand.

LSU governor Jeff Landry is ready to scramble to jets if it comes to that in Lane Kiffin’s return to Ole Miss. After Kiffin’s historic return to Knoxville in 2021 and the hostility that followed, LSU is taking no chances in Kiffin’s trip to Oxford in Week 3,

The overall goal is to reduce the financial barriers for our families that are seeking to fortify their homes,” Landry said.