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Arkansas was proud to welcome 33 international agricultural attachés from 24 countries this week. As one of the nation’s top farming states, Arkansas was proud to showcase our diverse agricultural production and innovation while strengthening international trade connections.

We were honored to host a delegation from Taiwan this morning for the signing of Letters of Intent committing to purchase at least $5.56 billion in U.S. agricultural products, including Arkansas corn and soybeans, between 2026 and 2029. These agreements strengthen trade ties,

Great nations cooperating for great outcomes. 🤝

The Arkansas General Assembly will hold a House Agriculture subcommittee hearing focused on the farm economy at 2:30pm tomorrow in Stuttgart in the auditorium of the Grand Prairie Center. It is open to the public. Agenda below: arkleg.state.ar.us/Home/FTPDocume…

"I think we’ve got to have a plan in place that protects our food supply, because I don’t mean to be Captain Obvious, but it’s a necessity of life. If we can’t feed ourselves, we’re in deep trouble.” - Rep. Bruce Westerman talkbusiness.net/.../westerman-… We agree! And we appreciate the

We appreciate the interest & support expressed by members of the Arkansas General Assembly. Today’s hearing in Stuttgart will be an opportunity for them to learn more about the current crisis facing the crop sector.

🚨Big announcement here!🚨 We've requested such action as a way to support crop farmers. We urge Congress to work with the White House to ensure sufficient levels of support are provided as the U.S. works to rebalance and strengthen trade with our partners around the world.

Thank you for your leadership and support! 🇺🇸

China is the one that placed a tariff on our soybeans. If they want import tariffs lifted by the U.S., perhaps they should change their behavior in the world market. The rest of the world would appreciate it.

With Congress failing to enact a spending plan for the federal government before the start of the 2026 fiscal year, we've now officially entered a shutdown scenario. It could not come at a worse time for farmers as we are in the midst of harvest and in a gravely challenging

Times are beyond tough for crop farmers. youtu.be/2Gxbc0U2ny0

We continue to stand up & stand firm for Arkansas farmers & the American agriculture sector. 🇺🇸 farmprogress.com/farm-policy/br…

Broadcasting from a cotton field is one of my favorite things to do during harvest season. Let's take a look a few of the storms that popped up today. #arwx #mowx #tnwx

Producers planning post-harvest residue burning are encouraged to follow voluntary smoke management guidelines. These practices help reduce smoke impacts on neighboring properties and communities while supporting safe, effective land management. Learn more:

China is driving the deforestation of Brazil & harming U.S. farmers. farmprogress.com/farm-policy/br… .Deputy Secretary Stephen Vaden

Congress needs to quickly end this government shutdown & focus on strengthening America from our farms to our factories. The United States must also unite with its allies around the world to aggressively defend their shared economic interests against a common threat which intends

#NationalFarmersDay We urge Congress to quickly end this government shutdown & focus on strengthening America from our farms to our factories.

Spent the first day of my annual farm tour in the Delta yesterday. It’s no secret our row crop farmers are struggling. My administration is working with Donald J. Trump and Secretary Brooke Rollins to do what it takes to help the men and women who feed and clothe America stay strong. We

It’s no secret that crop farmers in Arkansas and across the U.S. are suffering from a variety of factors that have merged and accumulated. In order for the United States to maintain its strength, we must protect our agriculture sector. We continue to encourage policy actions at

We appreciate the effort from members of the Arkansas General Assembly to draw attention to this matter and communicate a strong message of support for farmers and the crop sector. arkansashouse.org/news/post/3190…