Adam’s Ag Talk Read more
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Farmer veterans in Arkansas, North Carolina and Tennessee just became a little more connected to their mission. Read more
We must sell it, I told Mother, for we really have no other Read more
The Newton County Farm Bureau Dairy Contest was held with the Newton County 4-H members in a little different fashion this year. Being together to do a tasting and presentation contest was not an option for the contest, so the 4-H members submitted their recipe for judging. Read more
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Behind those eyes there shines a light Read more
Washington, D.C., — U.S. Secretary Perdue today applauded the decision made by the District Court of Western Missouri which ruled that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has the primary jurisdiction over worker’s safety in meat processing plants across the country durin… Read more
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Office of Partnerships and Public Engagement announces that a public teleconference of the Advisory Committee on Beginning Farmers and Ranchers (ACBFR) will be held to discuss the impact of COVID-19 on beginning farmers and ranchers. Read more
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Just count me out," said Wilford as he lay there in the dirt, Read more
Starting March 18, following guidance from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention about gatherings and social distancing, the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture will not be holding face-to-face meetings with 10 or more people for the next eight weeks. Read more
A scream from the kitchen. The thud of a faint. Read more
The Boone County Conservation District (BCCD) is currently taking applications for the 319 Project in the Crooked Creek Watershed Portions of our county. This Project is a voluntary effort for landowners that provides financial assistance to install practices that conserve and improve soil a… Read more
Betty Lynne is a cowboy. If you don't believe it ask her husband to show you the snapshot of her bruise. Read more
Betty Lynne is a cowboy. If you don't believe it ask her husband to show you the snapshot of her bruise. Read more
“We used to haul everything from hand grenades to whatever — and I have hauled hand grenades,” Lew Thompson said. “But today we are 95 percent agricultural.” Read more
"Boys will be boys," reflected Jack, as he told me a story from his youth. Read more
The cow went down in the pasture. I took it as a sign. Read more
DALLAS — Today and every day, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) appreciates America’s rich agricultural history and celebrates the work of American farmers and ranchers. In honor of National Agriculture Day and Week, the agency is highlighting the progress that farmers, ranchers… Read more
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