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SPRAY DRONE — Research by Jason Davis and Terry Spurlock with the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture seeks to identify optimum flight speeds, application heights and setups for agricultural spray drones. (UADA photo)
Arkansas, Machinery, Midwestern Region, Tools and Tech

Free satellite imagery, spray drones highlight precision agriculture opportunities

Free satellite imagery and new spray drone research could help growers make more informed crop management decisions. Read More

An Oklahoma wheat field. (Photo by Andrea Hanson.)
Ag News, Corn, Cotton, Cotton, Crops, General, Soybeans, Wheat

USDA trims wheat stocks as corn, soybean production forecasts shift 

America 250, Corn, Lacey Vilhauer, Land, Wheat

The farmers who fed the American Revolution 

Survey shows urea prices dropping

Combine harvester harvests wheat. (Adobe Stock │ #602027180 - scharfsinn86)

USDA lowers U.S. wheat production outlook in June WASDE report 

From field to first foods: Sorghum’s growing role in child nutrition 

With urea prices up, Arkansas farmers may be looking to soybeans instead of other crops as planting season gets underway. (University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture file photo).

War impacting urea prices

Taken Aug. 30. 2024, at the grand opening of the NE Rice Research and Extension Center at Harrisburg, Arkansas. (U of A System Division of Agriculture photo by Mary Hightower)

War-spiked urea prices may prompt increase in soybean acres

  • By Mary Hightower │ U of A System Division of Agriculture
(Photo courtesy of Kansas State University.)

Duvall calls for additional ag aid

Rice plant. (Photo by Pixabay via Pexels.)

Major NSF supports plant pathology project

USDA announces FBA payments