Dry weather continues to drive Arkansas soybean, rice harvest at record pace
Arkansas’ soybean harvest is moving at a record pace for this time of year
Tag: Soybeans
Soybean harvest expected to be fast and furious
“It’s mainly because of the heat, but the lack of moisture and the early planting date for a majority of the soybean acres will contribute to an early and fast harvest.”
Arkansas soybean farmers cross fingers as July approaches
Compared to the tumultuous planting season of 2025, this year’s soybean planting efforts have been relatively smooth sailing. But farmers are bracing for July and August, the months that can make or break a crop with unpredictable weather changes.
Arkansas cotton, soybean planting pushes toward finish as June ‘Acreage’ surveys get underway
Soggy weather is slowing cotton growers in Arkansas as the planting window closes, but strong prices may push farmers to finish the job
Soybean planting sprints along at fastest pace since 1988
Dry weather at the start of the row crop growing season has sped planting of the state’s five major crops, with soybeans going in the ground at the fastest pace since 1988
Arkansas farmers to drop acreage in four major crops in favor of soybeans for 2026
Arkansas farmers plan to reduce planted acreage for four of the state’s five major crops, including corn, cotton, peanuts and rice, in favor of soybeans during the 2026 planting season
Clark County farmer Larry Ferguson is Grow for the Green winner
Larry and seven other soybean farmers from across the state were honored as the top performers in their respective regions