Located on the southeast corner of the junction of U.S. Highway 165 and Post Bayou Lane near Gillett (Arkansas...

The experimental Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA) was the cornerstone farm legislation of President Franklin ...

The Agricultural Wheel was a state farmers’ union, founded in the Arkansas Delta, which expanded into ten ot...

Agriculture has played a major role in Arkansas’s culture from territorial times, when farmers made up more ...

The American Wine Society–Arkansas Chapter was a non-profit organization dedicated to the dissemination of k...

Formed by John Ed Anthony in 1974, Anthony Timberlands, Inc. (ATI) operates five mills in southern Arkansas an...

Seventy-five years after their introduction in Arkansas, apples became a dominant agricultural crop and an eco...

Aquaculture—the farming of aquatic plants and animals—includes private sector, commercial fish farms, stat...

The Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station (AAES) is the statewide research component of the University of A...

The Arkansas Black Apple is recognized by early sources as having been first produced in 1870 in the orchard o...

The Arkansas Department of Agriculture (ADA) is an amalgam of various agriculture-related state agencies estab...

The Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation (AFB) is a private agricultural advocacy group composed of more than 230,0...

The Arkansas Farm Family of the Year program was started in 1947 to recognize the importance of the farm famil...

The Arkansas Forestry Association (AFA) is a private association of firms and individuals in the forestry indu...

The Arkansas Forestry Commission (AFC) was established by Act 234 of 1931 and amended by Act 48 of 1939. Its i...

The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission State Fish Hatcheries were built between 1928 and 1940 for spawning and ...

The Arkansas Historic Wine Museum in Paris (Logan County) was the only museum in the United States dedicated t...

The Arkansas Livestock Show Association (ASLA) is the umbrella organization that owns much of the Arkansas Sta...

Arkansas ranks in the top ten of U.S. states for soybean production. Products made from soybeans can be found ...

The Arkansas State Horticultural Society (ASHS) is a horticultural crop producers’ organization whose primar...

Joseph Bachman is widely recognized as Arkansas’s leading developer of grape varieties. During his career, h...

Arkansas leads the nation in the farming of bait and feeder fish, providing sixty-one percent of the value of ...

By 2010, more than 1,500 Arkansas beekeepers had registered with the Arkansas State Plant Board, the vast majo...

Carpenter’s Produce is an agricultural enterprise based in Grady (Lincoln County) that supplies produce for ...

Arkansas was the source for many cattle drives westward following the California gold rush, and some later cat...

Arkansas caviar, which is distributed nationally, consists of eggs from certain freshwater fish caught in the...

Coleman Dairy in Little Rock (Pulaski County) is the oldest continuously operating dairy by the same family we...

The cotton gin (from the word “engine”) is a device that separates cotton fibers or lint from the seeds an...

Cotton is a shrub known technically as gossypium. Although modest looking and usually no higher than a medium-...