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The Arkansas NewsroomGov. Sanders proposes education cuts, Arkansas farmers seek Farm Bill funds, and the Arkansas Roots Music Festival aims to preserve musical heritage. -
PixabayDr. Bert Greenwalt, a Professor of Agricultural Economics at A-State and one of the organizers of the Agribusiness Conference, speaks to KASU's Brandon Tabor about the 30th anniversary of the conference, its history, speakers, sessions, and the importance of the event.
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A recent report from the Arkansas Department of Agriculture has revealed that the two most important aquifers in Arkansas are still declining, with withdrawal rates remaining unstable. -
Soybean, corn, and rice producers in Arkansas can now take advantage of Margin Protection insurance, thanks to the expansion of the USDA's Risk Management Agency's Margin Protection plan. -
Drought, high fuel prices and shipping disruptions along the Mississippi River are all leading to economic woes for Arkansas farmers. -
Despite rainfall in the Arkansas Delta during the weekend, the Mississippi River is getting close to all-time, historic lows and it is having an impact on farmers in the Natural State. Closures stopped a reported 2,000 barges and about 100 towboats. -
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - A cleanup effort is underway in Jefferson City after about 1,100 gallons of a mud that is used to lubricate and cool cutting… -
State regulators have voted not to increase restrictions surrounding the use of a controversial herbicide that has been blamed for widespread damage to… -
The University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture is in the process of creating Arkansas’ Northeast Rice Research and Extension Center. Leading… -
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Agri Business conference at Arkansas State University. It takes place on Wednesday, February 13th with morning…
