Arkansas crops benefited from good weather last week. Seventy percent of the corn is silking compared to 56% last week. Nine percent is already in the dough stage and 1% is dented. Seventy-two percent of the corn is in good to excellent condition. Ninety-eight percent of the state’s cotton has emerged, with 53% of it […]
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