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Bryan Pistole
Agriculture & Poultry / Insurance

Arkansas Farm Bureau Promotes Bryan Pistole as PR Director (Movers & Shakers)

Pistole most recently served as creative director for the federation. read more >
Brian King
Agriculture & Poultry / Government & Politics / Restaurants & Food

USA Rice Elects Brian King Board Chairman

The USA Rice board of directors elects Brian King of Erwin Keith Inc. as its new chairman. read more >
Engage Cuba President James Williams speaks as (from left) Juan Lamigueiro Leon, deputy chief of mission for the Cuban Embassy in the United States; Arkansas Secretary of Agriculture Wes Ward; Robert Moery, liaison to the governor and USA Rice Chairman Dow Brantley await their turn to at the podium during a press conference Monday morning.
Agriculture & Poultry / Government & Politics / Restaurants & Food

Engage Cuba Launches Arkansas Council, Calls for End to Trade Restrictions

Engage Cuba President James Williams said Monday that Cuba will pledge to buy a significant amount of rice from the U.S. should the Congress allow trade on credit between the countries. read more >
Agriculture & Poultry

Arkansas Rice Farmers Get Deadline from USDA

The U.S. Agriculture Secretary has announced that Arkansas producers would get one more month to update their farm information for new commodity safety-net programs established in the 2014 farm bill. read more >
Dow Brantley
Agriculture & Poultry / Government & Politics / Restaurants & Food

Arkansan Dow Brantley Elected Chairman of USA Rice Federation

Dow Brantley, chairman of the Arkansas Rice Federation and a prominent Arkansas farmer, has been elected chairman of the USA Rice Federation. read more >
What effect is climate change having on Arkansas agriculture? Click on the arrows above for a slideshow.
Agriculture & Poultry / Education / Energy

Arkansas Farmers Face New Challenges with Climate Change

While the U.S. Department of Agriculture warns of "overall detrimental effects" stemming from climate change by the middle of this century, some farmers reject that cause, saying when it comes to the weather, all bets are off. read more >