Recent rainfall across the North Central Arkansas region has helped lawns, gardens, landscapes, and pastures recover from dry conditions, but the added moisture is also creating ideal conditions for rapid weed growth. As warm temperatures…
Recent rainfall across the North Central Arkansas region has helped lawns, gardens, landscapes, and pastures recover from dry conditions, but the added moisture is also creating ideal conditions for rapid weed growth. As warm temperatures…
Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders joined agriculture leaders and industry partners during the Arkansas Department of Agriculture’s annual cookout to officially proclaim May as Arkansas Beef Month, Dairy Month, Egg Month, and Strawberry Month. The event…
With Opening Day just 1 week away, the Cabot Farmers Market is urging vendors to act quickly to secure their spots before rates increase. Organizers say discounted vendor pricing remains available through Tuesday, May 5…
The Arkansas Department of Agriculture has announced that four of the state’s agriculture commodity research and promotion boards are now accepting proposals for new research and promotional initiatives. These boards—funded by commodity assessments—exist to advance…
The White County Master Gardeners have announced that the Pioneer Village Master Gardener Project has been selected as the 2025 Excellence in Education Award recipient—one of the highest statewide honors given to projects demonstrating significant…
Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders has officially recognized 42 farm families as the newest inductees into the Arkansas Century Farm Program, celebrating more than a century of dedication, stewardship, and heritage in farming. The program honors…
Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders has approved more than $153.9 million in new funding to improve water and wastewater systems across 52 Arkansas communities, impacting more than 814,000 residents. The funds were awarded through the Arkansas…
Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders today announced the launch of the Arkansas Plate Initiative, a new statewide effort connecting Arkansas farmers and producers with public schools to provide students with nutritious, locally sourced meals made from…
A new rule change in Arkansas could potentially lead to toxic pig waste contaminating the Arkansas Buffalo River’s water. The Arkansas Department of Agriculture changed a rule about how pig farmers will dispose of waste…
Researchers have noticed a big change in the Mississippi River, that could have a direct impact on the economy. Water levels in the Mississippi River have dropped to low levels. The water level was so…