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The National Science Foundation has awarded a grant of nearly three-quarters of a million dollars to the University of Arkansas Institute for Integrative and Innovative Research.

As we approach 2023, we're taking a look back at some of the biggest stories in Arkansas from 2022.

Additive tended to improve birth weights, significantly improved weaning and post-weaning weights of calves whose dams consumed toxic fescue during gestation.

Additive tended to improve birth weights, significantly improved weaning and post-weaning weights of calves whose dams consumed toxic fescue during gestation.

The Federal Government on Tuesday called for more synergy among the stakeholders to tackle headlong the perennial problems of regional piracy activities in the Gulf of Guinea (GoG) nations.

End goal is to improve control methods that will benefit the poultry industry in a practical way.

The summer heat and lack of rain hurt many Arkansas farmers, from their crops to livestock, and now those farmers are thankful Fall is right around the corner.

Lower seeding rates produce same results as extra seeds for winter legume cover crop.