Between 10 and 15 inches of rain earlier this month caused the Black River in northeast Arkansas to flood for the third time this year. Many farmers were preparing to harvest their crops but now will

Farmers and ranchers in Virginia have been dealing with an increasing regulatory burden from federal agencies, particularly in the Chesapeake Bay region.

Members of ArFB's Environmental Issues Committee traveled to Virginia's Chesapeake Bay area to visit local farms and ranches, learn about increasing regulatory challenges Virginia farmers are facing.

U.S. Representative Bruce Westerman took part in a panel discussion with Representative Rick Crawford and U.S. Senator John Boozman at the Arkansas Rice Expo Aug. 10.

Twenty agricultural leaders from across the state of Arkansas gathered in Fayetteville August 5-6 for the final session of Arkansas Farm Bureau's President's Leadership Council.

Governor Asa Hutchinson proclaimed August 7-13 Farmers Market Week in Arkansas.

Twenty agricultural leaders from across the state of Arkansas gathered at the University of Arkansas' Bumpers College of Agriculture, Food and Life Sciences for the final session of Arkansas Farm Bure

The Arkansas Sheriffs' Youth Ranch in Batesville is a place of hope and healing as well as a permanent residence for young people in need of a safe environment to live

Laurel Mayo has been involved with 4-H in Arkansas for 10 years and participated in a Talent Revue with other 4H'ers from Georgia, Tennessee and South Carolina recently in Little Rock.

As campaigning for the General Election enters its final four months Arkansas Farm Bureau has launched the “iFarm, iVote” initiative.