Randy Veach

Six men will be inducted this year into the Arkansas Agriculture Hall of Fame. read more >

We agree with U.S. Sen. Tom Cotton that the sacrifices being asked of Arkansas farmers do not strictly compare to those made by service members. But the United States has a volunteer military, and Arkansas farmers didn’t sign up for a lengthy trade war. read more >

Randy Veach and Rich Hillman will continue as president and vice president, respectively, of Arkansas Farm Bureau following their re-election Friday. read more >

The Arkansas Farm Bureau’s 84th annual convention will be held Nov. 28-30 at the Hot Springs Convention Center. read more >

The letters USMCA may not say much to most Arkansans, but to state leaders in international trade, they spell relief. read more >

The first Arkansan to fill the position, Veach has been on the board for the past 15 years. read more >

The Arkansas Farm Bureau believes a move to roll back relations with Cuba is a step in the wrong direction. "There is no better diplomacy than making food available to another country," Randy Veach writes. read more >

Radical ideology rarely has anything of value to offer businesspeople. So the first few days of President Donald Trump’s administration have rattled the agriculture industry in Arkansas. read more >

The Arkansas Farm Bureau announced Monday that Randy Veach and Rich Hillman were re-elected Friday as president and vice president, respectively. read more >

An agriculture and timber resource to help navigate the leadership of the largest Arkansas companies or institutions. read more >

Danita Hunter has been hired as a commercial account manager by JTS Financial of Little Rock. Formerly employed by BancorpSouth Insurance Services, Hunter has 30 years of experience in the insurance industry on both the human resources and broker/agency sides. read more >

Randy Veach of Manila has been selected as president and chairman of the board of Southern Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company. read more >

Warren Carter, a 28-year employee of the Arkansas Farm Bureau, has been named as the organization’s executive vice president, replacing Rodney Baker, who recently retired. read more >

Arkansas agriculture is a $20 billion industry and 30 percent of the state’s commodities are exported, according to Randy Veach, president of the Arkansas Farm Bureau. Veach spoke about trade issues and Arkansas’ international relations during a session at the organization’s 81st annual meeting, which is taking place through Friday in Little Rock. read more >

Attorney General Leslie Rutledge launched an initiative Thursday to deter Arkansas' persistent problem of metal theft through increased training and tracking. read more >

To a contract poultry grower in Arkansas or a pork grower in Iowa, cage sizes and living conditions may seem normal and acceptable for animals raised only for their protein, but European regulators or animal rights activists may have a different view. read more >

Randy Veach is a third-generation farmer from the Lost Cane community (Mississippi County), where he grows cotton, rice, soybeans, wheat and corn on ground cleared by his grandfather and father. In addition to heading the state Farm Bureau, Veach is a board member of the American Farm Bureau. read more >