Fermentation science may offer new route to better lower-alcohol wine
As health-conscious consumers continue to seek lower alcohol content in their wine, scientists like Zachary Bean are working on ways to both meet this demand and make it better
Tag: University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture
Grant supports research on cattle tick threat bovine theileriosis
As cases of a deadly cattle disease rise in Arkansas, researchers with the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station are testing two treatments they hope will help ranchers protect their herds
New World Screwworm detected in south Texas; Arkansas ranchers advised to monitor cattle closely
The area is about 450 miles southwest of Texarkana, Arkansas. A 20-kilometer containment area has been established around the detection, halting the movement of livestock in and out of the area.
UADA economist: Screwworm news will rattle cattle markets, but consumer prices to remain unchanged
Feeder cattle contract prices remained highly volatile on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange on Thursday following the confirmation of screwworm in a calf in Texas, however, consumers shouldn’t expect to see beef prices at the store change much, a livestock economist said
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
Farmers face choice: Plant again or take prevented planting?
Rice growers unable to finish their initial planting are weighing whether to try again, plant soybeans, or take a prevented planting payment
Extension financial expert offers tips for parents to find summer jobs for teens
For parents looking to help their teenager secure a summer job, an extension financial expert has tips for choosing the right kind of job, smart ways to search and tips for saving money wisely