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LITTLE ROCK — The University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture Center for Rural Resilience and Workforce Development has launched a new website detailing the resources and services …

The trademarked Ozark Mango, the seventh nectarine introduced by the Arkansas Fruit Breeding Program, is a yellow-fleshed and standard-acid-level nectarine tailored for growers in the U.S. southeast or mid-south.

Kent Kovacs, a research scientist for the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station, has collected data illustrating the impact a peers influence can have on one of the biggest factors in farming — water use.

The Cooperative Extension Service and The Nature Conservancy are working with partners and landowners in the Buffalo River watershed to improve water quality. One such water quality improvement …

LITTLE ROCK — America’s Seed Fund Road tour will start its swing through the South with an April 2 stop in Little Rock at the headquarters of the Cooperative Extension Service. The 2024 …

Fast Facts: Conference scheduled for Feb. 20 $20 at the door; register in person OZARK — Researchers and extension agents with the University of Arkansas System Division of …

Ryan McGeeney

FAYETTEVILLE — Farmers will be able to use existing stock of products containing dicamba on tolerant cotton and soybeans, following an order Wednesday from the United States Environmental …

MONTICELLO — While an emerging fungal disease continues to chip away at the forestry industry in the southern United States, remote sensing researcher Hamdi Zurqani is developing artificial …

New nectarine released by Arkansas fruit breeding program