Farming in Arkansas

Arkansas Agriculture Farm Crops
Annual Revenue
(past 5 years average)
Wheat: $65,454,939
Rice: $535,791,408
Grains: $37,894,081
Soybeans: $312,229,013
Sunflower Seed & Oil: $0
Peanuts: $0
Cotton: $352,935,517
Cotton Seed: $10,881,472
Tobacco: $0
Fruits & Juice: $1,023,613
Tree & Nuts: $992,269
Vegetables: $1,933,371
Livestock: $10,343,519
Hides & Skins: $479,911
Poultry: $274,565,961
Fats & Oils: $178,465
Dairy: $2,489,040
Feeds: $30,184,964
Seeds: $3,174,964
Other: $9,134,492
TOTAL: $1,649,687,000

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USDA's Farm Service Agency Pushes To Create New Farmers - Huffington Post

USDA's Farm Service Agency Pushes To Create New Farmers Huffington Post New farmers in Nebraska, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Georgia, and Arkansas are other top recipients. But every US state is represented in the disbursements that can go to children of farmers who want to return to a family farm, as well as people who have no ... and more »

5 Arkansas farmers to be inducted in agriculture hall of fame - The Republic

5 Arkansas farmers to be inducted in agriculture hall of fame The Republic AP LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — A former president of the Arkansas Farm Bureau and the former director of the Arkansas Livestock and Poultry Commission are among the five people being inducted into the Arkansas Agriculture Hall of Fame. and more »

Arkansas Agri Hall of Fame inductees named - The City Wire

Arkansas Agri Hall of Fame inductees named The City Wire He can be reached at roby@talkbusiness.net The Arkansas Agriculture Hall of Fame will induct five new members, including the late State Sen. Jon Fitch and former Arkansas Farm Bureau president, the late Stanley Reed. • Dr. Lionel Barton of Fayetteville ... Stanley Reed Among 5 Agriculture Hall of Fame InducteesArkansas Business Online all 2 news articles »

Arkansas' catfish farming down in 2011; state trails Mississippi, Alabama in ... - The Republic

Arkansas' catfish farming down in 2011; state trails Mississippi, Alabama in ... The Republic 1, producers in Arkansas had 13.09 million food-size fish — 37 percent fewer than a year earlier, when Arkansas farmers had 20.82 million food-size catfish, according to a US Department of Agriculture report. Catfish farms shed about 3500 water ... Arkansas' Catfish Production Declines In 2011KTBS all 15 news articles »

Mulberry, Ark., to be 'edamame capital' - Delta Farm Press

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Mulberry, Ark., to be 'edamame capital' Delta Farm Press Winrock International, Arkansas Farm Bureau, the USDA and state government agencies also provided support. Mark Cochran, University of Arkansas vice president for agriculture, said, the university “is extremely pleased to have the opportunity to ... Edamame processing plant to open in MulberryToday's THV all 2 news articles »

Farm, ranch and water symposium - La Junta Tribune Democrat

Farm, ranch and water symposium La Junta Tribune Democrat The institutional sponsors were the City of Rocky Ford, Colorado State University Extension, Lower Arkansas Water Conservancy District, United States Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency and USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service.

Agriculture is big business in Miss. - Laurel Leader Call

Agriculture is big business in Miss. Laurel Leader Call Sponsored by the JCJC Foundation, the event commemorated the institution's centennial by focusing on JCJC's beginning as an agriculture high school and highlighting the impact of agri-business in Mississippi history. More than 200 people from across ... and more »

Cases of pigeon fever reported in horses in western, northern Arkansas | The ... - The Republic

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Cases of pigeon fever reported in horses in western, northern Arkansas | The ... The Republic AP LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Arkansas agriculture officials say a bacterial disease has sickened horses in western and north-central areas of the state. The University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture's Cooperative Extension Service says horse owners ... Pigeon fever found in Arkansas horsesUPI.com Pigeon fever reported near Fort Smith, White CountyNewport Independent all 13 news articles »

Catfish farmers in Arkansas continue to produce lower yields - FIS

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Catfish farmers in Arkansas continue to produce lower yields FIS Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas and Texas -- the top four catfish farming states -- made up 95 per cent of total sales in the country. US total foodsize sales reached USD 391 million, or 4 per cent more than in 2010, the USDA revealed. Arkansas' Catfish Production Decreases In 2011KHBS-KHOG Northwest Arkansas all 3 news articles »

OUACHITA WATCH LEAGUE v. HENRY - Leagle.com

OUACHITA WATCH LEAGUE v. HENRY Leagle.com ... AGRICULTURE; DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Bureau of Land Management; DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE, United States Army Corps of Engineers, Little Rock District; and UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY, Defendants. United States District Court, ED Arkansas, ...