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The University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture and Anheuser-Busch are partnering to research and promote resource conservation for rice farming in Arkansas and the surrounding region. Their focus will

University of Idaho Extension Office, Teton County will host a public open house on Monday, October 17th from 3:00-6:00 pm to celebrate Back to School and 4-H Month. The UI

The American people deserve clear answers on whether the President’s nominees will support long-standing U.S. security commitments.

The Provincial Government of Bulacan (PGB) received a special citation from the Department of Agriculture-Philippine Rice Research Institute (DA-PhilRice) for its implementation of the Rice Competitiveness Enhancement Fund (RCEF)- Seed and Extension Programs for the 2022 Wet Season. The recognitio

In-person field day tours return to the Rice Research and Extension Center in Stuttgart on Aug. 5 for the first time in three years with informational programs on a variety

With farmers in the national spotlight amid soaring production costs, crop risk mitigation practices like crop insurance and futures options are more important than ever for the nation’s producers of

Helping keep dry foods safe for consumption is the goal of an Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station researcher who was recently awarded a $200,000...

Rice breeders with the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station have developed two new conventional rice varieties that outperform their predecessors in yield potential. Both new rice varieties, a medium-grain and a long-grain, were recently approved for release by the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture and are expected to be commercially available as early as 2023 on a limited basis. Breeder seed increase is currently underway in a Puerto Rico winter nursery and foundation se...

With soaring fertilizer prices, farmers need help deciding where to cut costs. Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station experts offer a toolkit to help make those decisions easier and more cost-effective.

The annual fertilizer and pesticide recertification trainings are scheduled for Feb. 23 and March 9 in Highland County. Due to the pandemic, there are seve