The University of Arkansas at Monticello is offering $7,000 scholarships to for four students pursuing a graduate certificate in forest business – a program that blends economics, sustainability and industry expertise to prepare tomorrow’s forest leaders
The sales tax holiday in Arkansas occurs during the first weekend of August each year
A self-taught griller from Hot Spring County and a novice from Lonoke County came away winners from the 2025 4-H State Barbecue Contest
Farm bankruptcy filings are rising in 2025, a sign that agriculture is facing the same high financial pressures it saw pre-pandemic
Beefsteaks. Bradley pinks. Cherokee purples. No matter what variety, all tomatoes have one thing in common: Don’t put them in the fridge
Farmers grasping for any handhold in a downward sliding agricultural economy need to remember two words: “forward contracting”
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
