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12 added to 4-H Hall of Fame

Twelve new members of the 4-H Hall of Fame were installed May 10 at the Louisiana 4-H Museum in Mansura. The inductees are, left to right, front row, Madge Borne of Jefferson Parish, Randy Stutes of Vermilion Parish, Carolyn Lang of Winn Parish, James "Jake" Abadie of Iberia Parish, Terril Faul, State 4-H Office; Pete Miranda of Iberville Parish; back row, l-r, Sue Butler of Concordia Parish, Karen Broussard of Vermilion Parish for her late husband Johnny Broussard; Ann Langlinais of Vermilion Parish, Lynn Farrar of Caddo Parish, Judia Lacombe of Acadia Parish and Sandra Brumley of Caddo Parish. (Photo by Bruce Schultz)

A dozen individuals were honored on May 10 for their work with youth as the newest inductees into the Louisiana 4-H Hall of Fame.

Sugar byproducts hold promise in tissue engineering

Akanksha Kanitkar, left, an LSU engineering science graduate student, and Giovanna Aita, an LSU AgCenter associate professor, are studying how to use sugar industry byproducts to create biodegradable scaffolds for use in tissue engineering. The study is being conducted at the LSU AgCenter Audubon Sugar Institute in St. Gabriel. (Photo by A. Denise Attaway)

By using byproducts of the sugar industry, an LSU engineering science graduate student is working to provide biodegradable scaffolds for use in tissue engineering.

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