Arkansas Agriculture
Newsletters
Farm Management and Marketing Newsletter
This quarterly publication is designed to bring timely management information to county extension agents and agricultural
producers. A typical issue now contains equal numbers of articles from both Research and Extension Agricultural Economists.
March 2008, Vol. 16 No. 1 - Climbing the Mountain: The 2007
Arkansas Soybean Market Price Pattern;
Macroeconomic Impacts on Agriculture; Impact of Feed Costs on
Catfish Production
December 2007, Vol. 15 No. 4 - Economic Results from the 2007 Rice Research Verification Program;
Whole-farm profitability impacts from cotton harvest efficiency;
Good Agricultural and Handling Practices Workshop
September 2007, Vol. 15 No. 3 - Arkansas Farm Management Regional Meetings;
Trends in Arkansas Farmland Values; Economic Influences on the 2006/07 Wheat Research Verification
Program; Annie’s Project: Risk Management Education
June 2007, Vol. 15 No. 2
- Should Specialized Machinery Impact Crop Choice and Acreage Allocation Decisions;
Impact of USDA 2007 Farm Bill Proposals on Arkansas Representative Farms;
Farmers’ Market Numbers Continue to Grow
March 2007, Vol. 15 No.
1 - Macroeconomic Impacts on Agriculture;
Making the Most of Precision Agriculture Technologies for On-farm Research; Nitrogen Fertilizer Situation and Outlook
December 2006, Vol. 14 No. 4 - A Decision Aid for Purchasing a Corn Header; Horticulture
Show Examines Agritourism Opportunities; Department Welcomes New
Faculty; Upcoming Events
September 2006, Vol. 14 No.
3 - Canola Production in Arkansas; 2007 Horticulture Industry Show;
Producer Marketing Strategy for Winter Wheat; Agritourism in Arkansas
June 2006, Vol. 14 No. 2 - Rice Graphics and Commentary; 2006 Projected Net Returns for Row Crops; L’Anguille River Watershed Decision Support System; Farmers’ Markets Developments and Resource Listings
March
2006, Vol. 14 No. 1 - Macroeconomic Impacts on
Agriculture; Rental Arrangements on Arkansas Rice Farms: A
Comparison of Popular Arrangements; Second Statewide Women in
Agriculture Conference Provides Learning Opportunities for Over 300
Participants; Marketing Farm Products to Public Agencies;
Identifying Your Place in the Market
*To read and access our information you must have
Adobe Acrobat Reader loaded on your
computer. To
download this free program select the "Get Acrobat Reader" icon. Once you have Acrobat Reader loaded on your computer, just
select the file you wish to read.
|
