Arkansas agricultural producers continue struggling with unstable soybean pricing amid persistent international trade disputes that directly impact their bottom line. According to KATV Channel 7 ABC in Little Rock, farmers across the state remain unable to secure predictable income streams as global market fluctuations create an unpredictable business environment. The ongoing uncertainty has left many … Read more
Dr. Blessing Masasi joins University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff as assistant professor of agricultural engineering. He will teach power machinery, production systems, and soil water systems courses.
New scholarship opportunities available for students pursuing agriculture degrees. Financial aid program supports future farmers and agricultural professionals.
TSU alumna Shasta Charlton, 2020 Amazon Future Engineer Teacher of the Year, received $50,000 and is recruiting high school students to attend Tennessee State University.
Naomi Jimenez, a Jefferson County YEAH8 4-H Club member, had her favorite recipe selected for the new 4-H Fresh Chefs digital cookbook featuring youth culinary talents.
COVID-19 outbreak creates demand for locally-sourced meat, offering new marketing opportunities for livestock producers planning fall strategies.
Arkansas aquaculture industry has largely weathered COVID-19 challenges, though some sectors like baitfish producers have experienced revenue losses in northeastern markets.
Feral hogs cause over $19 million in yearly damage to Arkansas agriculture, destroying crops, pastures, and wildlife habitat while polluting water sources.
Marketing is the first step in successful commercial southern pea production. Identifying markets before planting is critical for farmers.
