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With many key factors outside of farmers' control—including weather, market fluctuation and more—it's important for farmers and growers to monitor their stress levels and how their families are impacted.
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Growers of some of Arkansas' biggest cash crops saw lower yields than last year.
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Rain, drought and supply chain issues have all spelled trouble for Arkansas soybean growers in the past year.
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The 2022 rice season in Arkansas was "erratic" according to one agribusiness expert.
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War in Ukraine, heavy spring rains, then a prolonged summer drought impacted agriculture, said an economist for the University of Arkansas.
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Arkansas is among states struggling to handle the invasive animals, described as a multibillion-dollar plague on farmers, wildlife and the environment.
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Drought, high fuel prices and shipping disruptions along the Mississippi River are all leading to economic woes for Arkansas farmers.
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Rice, cotton and soybean acreage has fallen nationally according to a new USDA survey.
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The Arkansas projects — which involve scores of private and public partners — include rice, beef and cotton, with work in greenhouse gas emissions monitoring, carbon sequestration and regenerative practices.
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Much of Arkansas has burn bans in place, and with no rain in the forecast, gusty winds and low relative humidity, officials say the threat of wildfires is growing.