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Thanks to a $10,000 grant from Monsanto, a new innovation in farming has arrived at Hamburg High School that introduces students to ag technology and potential new careers.

In this AgCast interview, Shane Gadberry, animal science professor with the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture, explains the Natural State Preconditioned Calf Program, its GoGreen tags and how it could lead to healthier calves.

One county’s efforts to save the massive Sparta Aquifer is an environmental success story and an example of how a community came together to solve a serious problem with its local water supply before it had a negative impact on industry and farmers.

The growing black vulture problem in Arkansas, legal and trade issues, public policy updates, news and more.

The finalists have been selected for the state Dairy Foods Contest. The 61st Annual Arkansas Dairy Foods Contest will be May 30 in Little Rock.

Member Service Representatives from county Farm Bureaus across Arkansas came together in Little Rock recently for their biennial conference. The event included a “Service Awards” recognition program honoring some of these "MSRs" for their years of service to the organization. In this edition of Arkansas AgCast, honoree Ann Davis of Fordyce reflects on her career and the important role MSRs play for Farm Bureau members.

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Tucked away off highway 82 just east of the Texarkana city limits is Tom and Shannon Olson’s Turkey Creek Ranch, where you'll find one of Arkansas’s more unique livestock herds ... Water Buffalo. Watch and find out why the Olsons chose these unique animals and see what local students are learning about them.

County winners for the 71st annual Arkansas Farm Family of the Year Program have been selected. Learn more and see the list of county winners from across the state.