Students trade pencils for aprons to learn about Arkansas rice | Haystack News

Students trade pencils for aprons to learn about Arkansas rice

We premiered our brand new video highlighting the Arkansas rice farmer at this year's Downtown Little Rock Partnership annual meeting! "We hear it all the time: local food only comes from small community gardens. But in reality, if you want to eat local, Arkansas rice will always be a homegrown tradition. " Our friends at Bespoke Video Production did an excellent job helping tell our story. Watch for yourself here: | Arkansas Rice

Arkansas farmer pushing for resiliency in American grown crops

Did you know Arkansas ranks number one for rice production in the nation? This episode of In Our Expert Opinion Real Estate Podcast is joined by Chance Creighton, an avid sportsman with deep roots in Arkansas's farm industry. With Arkansas Managing Director David Hill, they discuss all things related to farming, hunting, and land investment in Arkansas. Listen on your favorite podcast app, or visit SVNsaunders.com/podcast #farm #farming #farmer #agriculture #crops #rice #recreation #outdoors #ar

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Global competition, outdated Farm Bill threaten Arkansas rice farming future

Rice farming is a $4 billion industry in Arkansas, where roughly half of the rice produced in the U.S. is grown. The Isbell family farm pioneered American-grown rice for sushi and sake, along with new techniques, like "zero grade farming," that can save significant amounts of water and help slow climate change. This week's feature, "The Craft of Sustainable Rice Farming," written by David Ramsey, now has a new audio version, narrated by Mike Egusa. Listen: https://1l.ink/GL7CKFV Listen on Apple