UA System Division of Agriculture

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.

Rain, drought and supply chain issues have all spelled trouble for Arkansas soybean growers in the past year.

An expert from the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture says a few common Thanksgiving-related culinary pitfalls can be easily avoided.

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.

Soybean and cotton acreage rose from 2021, but high input costs and rain delays likely led to reduced corn acres, despite high market prices.

Sen. John Boozman, R-Arkansas, and Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D-Michigan, took part in a hearing in Arkansas to hear recommendations for the next bill.

A University of Arkansas veterinarian says poultry producers at every level should review biosecurity plans to reduce the spread of disease in their flocks.

A monster that lives by eating the dead is hiding underground, and it has developed a taste for soybeans.For the past two years, Arkansas Agricultural…

One of the state's biggest crops could help some Arkansas farmers stay afloat during the economic challenges caused by COVID-19.Arkansas is the nation's…

Despite the growing number of COVID-19 cases in Arkansas, long stretches of wet weather are proving to be more of an issue for farmers, but the virus is…