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Cabot Patch Strawberries

Arkansas strawberries normally aren’t ripe until tax day, but Summer and Laird High are celebrating an early harvest and the satisfaction of providing their patrons some juicy-sweet goodness at The Cabot Patch.
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Dana Stewart | Partners in Advocacy Leadership

Partners in Advocacy Leadership (PAL) is an American Farm Bureau Federation program focused on building stronger advocates for the agriculture industry. Earlier this year, Dana Stewart, of White County was the first Arkansan to graduate of the program. She sat down to share her experiences with the program and why someone should consider PAL.
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Avian Influenza in Mammals, USDA’s Prospective Planting Outlook and Much More!

Avian influenza has made its way to mammals, and we talk about what that means for other industries in agriculture and consumers at the grocery store. We also cover the new heavy-duty truck rules on emissions that could impact farmers in the near future. Plus, conservation funding available from USDA and the outlook on row crop acres in the U.S. this year.
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Benton County Pasture to Plate

Pasture to Plate provides a way for 4-H and FFA students to learn about raising cattle. Benton County Farm Bureau, along with the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture Extension, recently held a field day for the program where youth learned tagging, freeze branding and the importance of proper nutrition.
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AgCast Deep Dive: A Farm Bill Update With Sen. Boozman

We welcome Sen. John Boozman back to the studio for an update on the farm bill, including his thoughts on the likelihood Congress will pass one in 2024. Sen. Boozman also shares some priorities he and his colleagues have for the framework of the legislation and we even find out what’s on the menu for his family’s Easter celebration.
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Newhope Farmers Invites Guests for Eclipse

The solar eclipse is less than two weeks away! We visited Newhope in Pike County to see how this father/daughter duo is repurposing their land to accommodate eclipse watchers from across the country.
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Congressional Hearings on Foreign Land Ownership, Arkansas Farmers Lend a Hand to Texas and Much More

We take a look at the latest round of tariffs leveed on Russian grain from the European Union, plus Congress is holding hearings on the topic of foreign-owned ag land in the U.S. We also share how Arkansas farmers are sending hay to help Texas farmers impacted by their state’s record-setting wildfires and tell you how to play a role in the next round of broadband infrastructure funding in Arkansas. Get it all on this episode of the Arkansas AgCast from Arkansas Farm Bureau.
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