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National Ag Law Center webinar set on food charity system - Vimarsana News

National Ag Law Center webinar set on food charity system

Food insecurity affects more than 34 million Americans in the United States and more than a quarter of them are children, according to Feeding America, a nationwide network of food banks.

Celebrate Arkansas Farmer's Market Week June 11-17 - Newton County Times - Vimarsana News

Celebrate Arkansas Farmer's Market Week June 11-17 - Newton County Times

Fast Facts: Farmer’s Market Week is June 11-17 There are 112 farmer’s markets across the state; 1,500 farmers sell at markets Value of direct-to-consumer sales from Arkansas …

eFeedLink - Aviagen contributes to poultry research facility at University of Arkansas, US - Vimarsana News

eFeedLink - Aviagen contributes to poultry research facility at University of Arkansas, US

Aviagen® has made a significant contribution toward the development of a new Poultry Science Smart Farming Research Facility at the University of Arkansas (US) System Division of Agriculture.

Cuisson Sous Vide: Acuff Discusses Her Research on Food Safety, Including Popular Cooking Method - Vimarsana News

Cuisson Sous Vide: Acuff Discusses Her Research on Food Safety, Including Popular Cooking Method

Jennifer Acuff, assistant professor of food microbiology and safety in Bumpers College, focuses on food safety, specifically in areas related to beef, ready-to-eat foods and low-water-activity foods.

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Fertilizer guidance project gets funding - Vimarsana News

Fertilizer guidance project gets funding

Efficient and profitable farming depends on accurate soil testing, but fertilizer recommendations for the same batch of soil differ across the nation. A coordinated effort from researchers across the United States seeks to solve that problem.