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Research for Agriculture, the Environment,
Consumers, Families and Communities

The Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station conducts applied research to assist producers and processors of food and fiber, other agribusinesses, families and communities. We also conduct basic research, which adds to the body of knowledge from which future technology is developed.

News • Potassium important to controlling stem rot in rice • Organic acids, plant extracts and irradiation combine to beat the bacteria • Researchers address cattle producers slow adoption of fescue toxicosis solution • Stemming the spread of rice cutgrass  • Vigor test helps determine soybean seed quality  • Farmers' market producers invited to pest management workshops	Nathan Slaton, associate professor of soil fertility, describes soil fertility research for rice during a field day at the Rohwer Research Station. Insufficient potassium or excess nitrogen can increase susceptibility of rice to stem rot.

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