The fair features nine days from late September to early October of carnival rides, food, and games, as well as agricultural competitions, vendors, and entertainment.
Arkansans can now see where wildfires are burning and how the state is responding as it happens.
The Arkansas Department of Agriculture is now accepting applications for wildland fire suppression kits through Oct. 2.
Thanks to a new USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service grant, Arkansas rice producers can once again participate in the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s Waterfowl Rice Incentive Conservation Enhancement program.
The Department has designated all 75 counties at moderate wildfire risk, and 30 counties are under burn bans issued by county judges.
National Weather Service warns of potentially record-setting heat through at least Aug. 22 — and a “flash drought” could put additional strain on water supplies
“Here, future veterinarians will discover their calling, faculty will advance knowledge, and graduates will strengthen communities across Arkansas.”
Arkansas senator says SNAP dispute—not farm policy—stalled legislation and promises another vote in September.
Students have been on campus for orientation the first week of August. CVM classes will begin Wednesday, a week before A-State’s regular semester commences.
Senator John Boozman’s latest farm bill version failed on an 11-10 vote Thursday; Boozman to speak with media Friday