Special Farming Programs in Arkansas

Below is a list of several special agriculture and education programs we offer in Arkansas. From Citizen Science surveys and participation to backyard beekeeping, we have a number of programs available to Arkansans.

AgrAbility

A national project funded through the USDA that provides education and assistance to farmers and agricultural workers who are restricted because of a limiting health condition.

Agritourism

Any activity, enterprise or business designed to increase farm and community income providing educational and/or recreational experiences and helping sustain and build awareness of the rural quality of life.

Aquaculture

Farm ponds, fisheries and most all things aquatic is available from the Aquaculture / Fisheries Center at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff.

Apiculture

The study of honey bees and the practice of maintaining or keeping bees in order to collect honey or wax, for the pollination of plants, or to produce bees for sale to other beekeepers.

Farm Safety

Resources include accident prevention measures  for common agricultural hazards such as tractors and grain bins.

Education In Agriculture

Harvesting the potential of Arkansas' young scientists!