Nearly all of the Arkansas corn and most of the rice has been harvested as of Sunday. USDA reporters say 95% of the corn is in the bin. Eighty-five percent of the rice has been harvested. Ninety-six percent of the cotton bolls are opening, with 21% of the cotton crop now harvested. The peanut harvest […]
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