Betty and Greg Eckart (better known as Mrs. Claus and Mr. Greg) from Franklin County have been growing and selling Christmas trees since 1978.

Desha County farmer, Matt Miles, breaks down his recent innovation - cover crop turned cash crop.

This week, we talk to an expert about agriculture estate planning, we get details on the Arkansas state meat inspection program and we hear about how a project related to Beaver Dam could impact farmers along the White River.

The Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation announced promotions for two public relations staff members this week, naming Jason Brown Director of Policy Communications and Jenny Higgs Director of Marketing.

The Southeast District Farm Family of the Year is Layne & Ryane Miles of Desha County. The Miles family runs a row crop operation that grows primarily soybeans, corn, cotton, and rice. They also help operate XtremeAg.farm, Advanced AG Products, LLC., and appear on the TV show The Podfather.

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This week, we hear from the new Arkansas Farm Family of the Year. We also hear about the problems caused by snow geese and the unique opportunity one farmer has found in growing yellow peas.

The Cobb/Lyerly/Owens Partnership in Lake City (Craighead County) is the 2021 Arkansas Farm Family of the Year. The honor was announced today at a luncheon in North Little Rock honoring the county and district Farm Families of the Year.

During our 87th Annual Convention, ArFB staff member Jenny Higgs put attendees on the spot by quizzing them on the details of the day's events.

The Southwest District Farm Family of the year is Cody and Ashlee Askew of Hempstead County.