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  • House farm bill debate to begin Wednesday afternoon

    The House debate on a new farm bill is set to begin Wednesday afternoon with a vote expected later this week.
  • Photos: Wheat farmers bringing in the sheaves

    Delta farmers are cutting wheat under a heavy June sun. Some will follow the wheat with soybeans; others may leave the land fallow.
  • House must not overlook environmental provisions in new farm bill debate

    Debate over Federal Agricultural Reform and Risk Management Act or FARRM expected to focus on spending cuts, but other provisions deserve full consideration as well.
  • Do your homework before you plant a cover crop

    Do some research before you plant that cover crop.
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Article Jun. 18, 2013

House farm bill debate to begin Wednesday afternoon

The House debate on a new farm bill is set to begin Wednesday afternoon with a vote expected later this week.
Article Jun. 18, 2013

Grants awarded to projects for strawberry sustainability

Strawberry consumers to benefit from $2.64 million in research grants.
News Jun. 18, 2013

Delta Farm Press Calendar of Events

Important meetings, trade shows, field days and conferences for those involved in Mid-South agriculture.
Commentary Jun. 17, 2013

Kudzu, wildfires and bark beetles

How healthy are our forests? How vulnerable are they to fires, erosion and invasive flora and fauna?   Well, consider that it’s early June and Western wildfires are already burning forests to a crisp. Just down the road from my house, in east Arkansas’ St. Francis National Forest, invasive kudzu has overtaken huge swaths of towering trees. On some hillsides, tree carcasses still stand, swallowed up by a choking tide of the vines.
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Gallery Jun. 17, 2013

Photos: Wheat farmers bringing in the sheaves

Delta farmers are cutting wheat under a heavy June sun. Some will follow the wheat with soybeans; others may leave the land fallow.
Article Jun. 17, 2013

End of a golden era for agriculture?

Grain prices are deflating – not inflating. High prices choke off world demand and it takes years to build it back.
Article Jun. 17, 2013

Arkansas crops swamped by rains, floods

A lot of crops in south Arkansas would seem to be in reasonably good shape, but in a lot areas of north Arkansas, the 'crop from hell' continues.
Article Jun. 17, 2013

USDA grants to provide development support to rural cooperatives

Enrollment open for USDA grants to help rural cooperatives.
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News Jun. 14, 2013

House must not overlook environmental provisions in new farm bill debate

Debate over Federal Agricultural Reform and Risk Management Act or FARRM expected to focus on spending cuts, but other provisions deserve full consideration as well.
Article Jun. 14, 2013

Destructive fruit fly found on berries in several Arkansas counties

The spotted wing drosophila fruit fly has been caught in Arkansas' Pope County traps set in Pope County nearly two months earlier than in 2012.
Article Jun. 14, 2013

House expected to take up farm bill week of June 17

The farm bill, set to reach the House floor the week of June 17, has received a boost after Speaker John Boehner expressed his backing for the legislation.
Article Jun. 14, 2013

Breeding wheat to resist diseases

The LSU AgCenter’s wheat breeding program has begun using molecular markers — small fragments of DNA — to help with disease and herbicide resistance.
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Commentary Jun. 14, 2013

Crime-solving cats? Marriage proposal in space? Thanks, but I’ll pass

Experts of every stripe offer their services and insights through unsolicited e-mails to editors.
Article Jun. 13, 2013

High tech used to evaluate soil fertility for soybeans and corn

LSU AgCenter researcher is employing ultra-modern, portable X-ray fluorescence spectrometry to study corn and soybean soil fertility.
Article Jun. 13, 2013

Do your homework before you plant a cover crop

Do some research before you plant that cover crop.

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