Soybeans

Researchers are developing flood-tolerant soybean varieties to help farmers maintain stable yields despite increasing rainfall and shifting weather patterns.

Arkansas rice and soybean farmers face reduced yields and profitability in 2025 due to mediocre commodity prices, oversupply, and federal policy uncertainty.

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.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Agriculture experts say Arkansas soybean farmers have lost at least $77 million this year after heavy rainfall interrupted…

Repeated rainfall has Arkansas soybean growers behind schedule in harvesting their crop. Farmers are behind the past five year average of having 60…