In a matter of minutes, hail and high winds destroyed ten acres of blueberries nearly ready for harvest in northwest Arkansas.
However, one farmer is not giving up, and the state’s Farm Bureau shares his story of resilience.
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Each spring, students from across Crawford County visit Arnold Family Farm for an annual u-pick strawberry festival that connects kids with agriculture.
Favorable weather and hard work are leading to high strawberry yields and steady crowds at Green Acres Farm, a u-pick destination in Cochran, Georgia.
Their operation has grown into a featured stop on the state’s farm trail.
Arkansas Farm Trail Passport brings visitors to operations across the state, like Horton’s Produce & More, where strawberry harvest focuses on quality over quantity.
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Pollination costs remain volatile, raising planning risk for specialty crop producers.
