
Row Crop Quick Facts
The Row Crop Quick Facts are designed to be a one page quick reference guide to Extension recommendations.
In the 1980s, crop yields were declining, prices were low, and production costs were high. Producers requested that the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture field-test existing technologies to determine the profitability of production. The Arkansas Row Crop Research Verification Program was born. The program began in 1980 with cotton.
The Arkansas Row Crop Verification Program is an interdisciplinary effort among growers, county Extension agents, Extension specialists, and Division of Agriculture researchers. It is an on-farm demonstration of all the research-based practices and technologies recommended to maximize the production and profitability of row crops in Arkansas.
The overall goal is to verify that management according to Division of Agriculture recommendations can result in increased profitability compared to standard producer practices. Some other goals of the program are to establish an economic database, demonstrate that high yields can be constantly achieved economically, promote timeliness in management decisions and provide training and assistance to new county agents. Rice and soybean verification programs began in 1983, followed by wheat verification in 1986 and corn and grain sorghum in 2000.
2021 Arkansas RRVP Final Report
Click here for past Annual Reports and Updates
See past field-specific information by clicking the links above.
2020 Arkansas SRVP Annual Report
2021 Arkansas SRVP Annual Report
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Grain Sorghum Verification in White County.
AR Corn & Grain Sorghum Weekly Update - Final Update for 2016
2016 Arkansas CGSRVP Annual Report
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The 2016 University of Arkansas Corn and Grain Sorghum Research Verification Program Annual Report is now available by clicking the link above. There were 2 grain sorghum fields entered in the program in 2016. The average yield was 61.7 bushels per acre. Fertilizer was the largest input expense in 2016 at $81.56 per acre which accounted for 32% of production expenses.
Collecting plants for boll counts in a 2020 Cotton verification field.
2020 Arkansas CRVP Annual Report
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The Row Crop Quick Facts are designed to be a one page quick reference guide to Extension recommendations.
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