Arkansas agriculture

The patented Pit-less Tailwater Pump was recently licensed through the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture's Technology Commercialization Office to Irrigation-Mart, Inc. for manufacture and sale. (UADA photo)
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UADA Pit-less Tailwater Pump now commercially available to farmers

An Arkansas-developed irrigation system that reduced water use by 27% in research trials is now commercially available to rice producers. Read More

Justin Korver harvests corn in southeast Lancaster County in November 2023. Total farm receipts in Nebraska are projected to increase $731 million, to $33.37 billion, in 2025. (Courtesy photo.)
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Boozman presses ahead for farm bill

U.S. Sen. John Boozman (Courtesy photo)
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Boozman will deliver keynote at Fryar Center event

Aerial view of cultivated agricultural farming land with vivid green color. (Adobe Stock │ #312193210 - sizsus)

Major changes to federal foreign ownership reporting loom

  • By Mary Hightower │ University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture
Mike Hamilton, extension irrigation instructor, is working to increase the adoption of unmanned aerial systems, or drones, in pursuit of more efficient irrigation and cost savings for farmers. (UADA photo)

Drone + software adds up to significant irrigation savings

  • By Mary Hightower │ University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture

Eleven Arkansas students place in 2026 Soybean Science Challenge

Survey shows urea prices dropping

(Courtesy photo.)

Four State Farm Show moves to July

Floods, storms cause more than $200 million in crop damage in southeastern Arkansas

  • By Ryan McGeeney, U of A System Division of Agriculture

Working Animal Protection Act is now law in OK, AR

Feral hogs cause millions of dollars in agricultural and property damages each year and negatively impact Texas ecosystems, including native plant and animal species. (Stock photo.)

Reducing feral hog populations in Arkansas

  • By Ryan McGeeney, U of A System Division of Agriculture