Louisiana Cotton Association

The Louisiana Agricultural Corporation Self-Insured Fund (LAC-SIF) was established in 1988 as a self-funded alternative for workers' compensation coverage, particularly tailored for employers in North Louisiana involved in cotton ginning, farming, and related agricultural operations. With a focus on loss control services and superior claims management, it aims to provide competitive premiums while being managed by a dedicated board of trustees without compensation. Operating under the guidelines of Louisiana Workers' Compensation Law, LAC-SIF is designed for members who adhere to stringent membership criteria, including maintaining a favorable loss ratio and compliance with safety regulations. Over its 22 years of operation, the fund has returned significant savings to its members, emphasizing the importance of diligent safety practices in achieving lower workers' compensation costs. Generated from the website

Central American Plus is a local business in Monroe, LA that offers a variety of Central American products and services. From traditional food items to cultural merchandise, Central American Plus aims to provide a taste of Central America to the community. Generated from their business information

The Louisiana Cotton and Grain Association (LCGA) is dedicated to supporting the agricultural industry in Louisiana by connecting agribusinesses with farmers and potential customers. Through associate memberships, businesses can contribute to strengthening the state's agriculture while receiving valuable updates and invitations to membership meetings. For a tax-deductible payment of $250 per year, agribusinesses can join LCGA and benefit from a network of industry professionals. This membership not only fosters community support for local farmers but also enhances business opportunities within the agricultural sector. Generated from the website