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Fit in 10 Exercise DVD for Adults & Senior Adults
 
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2009 Income Tax Schools
 
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Arkansas is Our Campus

Throughout the 2009 cropping season Arkansas producers have been challenged by a wet spring, dry June, and then excessive rainfall again from July through harvest.  Although some crops were predisposed to lower yields from late planting, this report provides preliminary estimates of yield and quality losses and fieldwork costs related to poor weather conditions during fall harvest as of November 1. For full report go to the U of A Division of Agriculture Web site.

In the News

• U of Arkansas Division of Ag estimates crop losses at $224.8 million as of November 1

• Record rain in Arkansas dings fruit, hay, timber

• Flying fire ant foe gaining ground in Arkansas

• Medicines useful only if used as directed

• Rain eliminates late cutting, raises worries about winter hay quality

• Allan Armitage to be keynote at cut flower business workshop

• In Arkansas, harvest is 24/7 affair

• Late soybeans looking better than early maturing types in 2009

• Chicot County: 'We are going to be lucky to make half a crop'

• Additional stories R S S Available

Radio/Podcasts

• Agri Outlook by Robert Coats, Ph.D.

• Gardening in White County by Sherri Sanders - County Extension Agent

• Agriculture and Gardening in Sebastian and Crawford Counties by County Extension Agents Dustin Blakey and Jesse Bocksnick

• Families in Nevada County by Christie Wagley - County Extension Agent

• Radio Scripts - November 2009

Audio/Video

Pest Pressures in Soybean 2009 Using Medicines Wisely Flu Prevention Potassium vs. blood pressure 4-H Month - October
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Rice Research
and Extension
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Storm Recovery
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