UADA analysis shows Arkansas farmers to suffer losses for corn, cotton, long grain rice, soybeans
Arkansas farmers will lose hundreds of dollars per acre this year for their corn, cotton, long grain rice and soybean crops
Tag: Cotton
With most Arkansas cotton in the ground, growers wary of ‘wet feet’
With most Arkansas cotton in the ground, growers are now contending with high soil moisture and the prospect of stunted plants if things don’t dry out soon
Arkansas cotton gins sink to all-time low, but state has most productive gin in U.S.
While the number of gins in Arkansas has declined to tie the all-time low of 26 set in 2015, the state still boasts the nation’s busiest gin
Crop planting is under way in Arkansas
Planting season is under way for Arkansas farmers, with corn growers first to getting seed in the ground
The last straw: Broken by low prices, high input costs, some farmers are looking for the exit, extension experts say
“No doubt we’ll see a few more farm auctions this winter,”
Soybeans on record pace while rice, cotton close to records
Arkansas soybeans are still on track for a record state average yield with corn and rice shaping up to see their second-best average yields ever
Arkansas peanuts thrive in aftermath of hurricanes; cotton not so much
The high winds and heavy rain could’ve easily spelled disaster throughout the Delta, but as with so much in agriculture, timing is everything