Arkansas Farm Bureau welcomes summer interns Lilly Bowen of Southern Arkansas University and Jonah Savell of Arkansas Tech University. The students will gain hands-on experience and improve professional skills while advancing Arkansas Farm Bureau’s mission to be the voice for farmers and ranchers.
The 79th annual Arkansas Farm Family of the Year program has announced its eight district farm families, highlighting the diverse sectors that make up the state’s largest industry, agriculture.
Arkansas Farm Bureau has promoted Bryan Pistole to vice president of information technology and production and hired Rob Roedel as vice president of communications.
We are disappointed by U.S. District Judge Frizzell’s decision to reject the proposed settlement agreements in the decades-long Illinois River Watershed case. The judge’s decision, once again, reignites uncertainty for Arkansas poultry farmers and puts their livelihoods at risk.
Arkansas Farm Bureau is excited to open the 2026 Arkansas Farm Trail, launching March 28. AFT allows farmers to share stories, connect with consumers and increase visibility for ArFB members producing direct-to-consumer goods. Returning for a second season, AFT is the first-of-its-kind Arkansas program that connects consumers with local agriculture and teaches about the state's agricultural industry.
Farmers need certainty as they face historic financial pressure. Sens. John Boozman and John Hoeven are urging Congress to expand USDA farm assistance and strengthen the safety net for family farms in Arkansas and across rural America.
Six distinguished individuals will be inducted into the Arkansas Agriculture Hall of Fame, recognizing their contributions to the fields of soybean, rice, forestry, and cotton, along with their impactful roles in the United States Congress and Senate.
Arkansas Farm Bureau announces the hiring of Becky Brown, Coby Wilson and Addie Stamps. Brown will serve on the administration team, and Wilson and Stamps will serve in the Commodity and Regulatory Affairs Department.
Arkansas Farm Bureau President Dan Wright has issued a follow up statement after thorough review of U.S. District Judge Frizzell's ruling in the Illinois River Watershed court case
