Most corn and rice in planting in Arkansas has been completed, and work continues to get the other crops in. Ninety-two percent of the state’s corn is now planted, up 6% from last week and one percent more than the five-year average. Eighty-three percent of the corn has already emerged. Sixty-seven percent is rated good […]
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