We’ve gotten accustomed to being able to find the foods we want no matter the season. Does our picky toddler request strawberries in the dead of winter? No problem. Can we make a recipe that calls for butternut squash in…
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March 18 PBS ‘Good Roots’ Examines Unpredictable Weather Impact on Farming in Arkansas
by AMP Staffby AMP StaffPBS series “Good Roots” will examine how Arkansas’ unpredictable weather can have dramatic impacts on farming, and in turn, farmers’ livelihoods, in a new segment airing Friday, March 18, during “Arkansas Week” at 7:30 p.m. on Arkansas PBS. A livestream…
- BusinessMagazineMay 2021
The Business Behind The Storms: It’s Tornado Season, And Arkansas Now Sits On The Bullseye
These are just a handful of the items that Arkansas Money & Politics readers say they keep closeby and in mind during severe weather season. • Bicycle helmets • Identification • Power banks • Generators • Insurance • Storm shelters …
State office buildings have been closed on Thursday, Feb. 11, by order of Gov. Asa Hutchinson. State employees have been directed to telework during the closures. However, Hutchinson also enables Cabinet secretaries, who oversee the various state departments, to “implement…
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Harvey’s Wind, Rain Leave Large Footprints in Delta Crops
by News Releaseby News ReleaseNEWPORT, Ark. — The tropical depression that was Hurricane Harvey left its footprints on Arkansas, flattening acres of harvest-ready rice, corn and soybeans, and perhaps setting the stage for a mosquito boom. “Late season storms with driving wind and rain…