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After nearly 20 years working at the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture, Kyle Cunningham said hes looking forward to the challenges he will face in his new role as state forester.

He is responsible for the divisions growth profitability, business retention and development.

Forestry experts have determined that a needle blight is at least partly to blame for an issue affecting thousands of acres of pine trees in south Arkansas, the latest area to confirm the disease that has swept through woodlands across much of the South in recent years.

Fast Facts: Extension forestry specialist Kyle Cunningham tapped to lead the Arkansas Department of Agriculture’s Forestry Division Cunningham will work to ensure conservation and …

Kyle Cunningham has been appointed State Forester of Arkansas.

Cunningham, who has worked at the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture for nearly two decades, will replace Joe Fox, who is retiring at the end of June, officials said in a news release.

Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders has selected Kyle Cunningham to take over as state forester, the Arkansas Department of Agriculture announced Monday.

With more than half of Arkansas covered in forests, a lot depends on how well those woodlands are managed. Air and water quality, wildlife habitat and jobs that sustain the

After a yearslong hiatus, the Arkansas 4-H Forestry Competition returned to the University of Arkansas at Monticello this May, with an especially notable guest in attendance.

Cunningham, who has worked at the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture for nearly two decades, will replace Joe Fox, who is retiring at the end of June, officials said in a news release.