The CEO of AgHeritage Farm Credit Services says multiple years of losses, high input costs and ongoing global uncertainty means farmers in Arkansas face a critical year ahead. “This is the worst I’ve seen since the mid-1980s from a profitability standpoint.” Greg Cole says all crops had losses this year, especially rice and cotton, and […]
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