Engineers find dragonfly eyes, wings, sensors worthy of study
The ancient advantages of an insect whose ancestors predated the dinosaurs are inspiring advances in sensor and flight engineering
Tag: University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture
Save on back-to-school spending during tax-free weekend starting Aug. 1
Arkansas families planning for back-to-school shopping can take advantage of the 2026 Arkansas Sales Tax Holiday, which runs Aug. 1-2
Tips for preventing tick-borne diseases this summer
Ticks cause more human disease than any other insect in Arkansas
Research shows tiny midge has huge appetite, impact on some livestock
Arkansas researchers are taking a close look at a tiny midge weighing less than a single strand of hair that can have a large impact on sheep and deer populations
Acreage report shows Arkansas rice acres sinking to lowest level in half-century
Rice acreage in 2026 dropped to their lowest since disco was king
As drought continues, cattle farmers must manage heat stress in herds, pastures
As the high summer temperatures compound long-term drought conditions, taking steps to protect both cattle and the pastures that feed them is key to profitability and survivability for Arkansas farmers
Drought, heat taking toll on trees, markets in Arkansas timber industry
The drought that has affected Arkansas and surrounding states for more than a year has had an impact on every sector of the region’s agriculture, including timber stands throughout the South