🌾Looking to save on water use in furrow irrigated #rice? 💦 Check out this tailwater recovery system. Bonus, it also delivers savings on energy use and fertilizer applications. UA System Div of Ag Chris Henry Arkansas Rice  farmprogress.com/conservation-a…

Crop Per Drop Contest harvest has begun. Lonoke County rice producer Adam Brown was first out of the gate with this Zero Grade Rice Field. Good luck to the Brown family.

Are you maximizing your irrigation efficiency? Russ Parker from UADA shared valuable insights on surge irrigation at the Mississippi Master Irrigator meeting. Learn more at uaex.uada.edu/publications/p… #ArkansasAg #IrrigationEfficiency #SurgeIrrigation

The 2024 Crop Per Drop Contest results have been announced. Follow this link: uaex.uada.edu/media-resource…

Dr. Chris Henry speaking on the Pitless Tailwater Recovery Pump in New Orleans at the Rice Technical Working Group. #tailwaterrecovery #arkansasirrigation

Optimizing yield with minimal water! Here are our Soybean Division winners for the 2024 Most Crop Per Drop contest! #soybeanproduction #arkansasirrigation

Kelby Wright from Cross County with his Aquatrac prize from the 2024 Crop Per Drop contest. Puctured with Kelby are Jenna Martin and Rick Wimberley. ⁦Arkansas Crop Per Drop Contest⁩

Ray Stone has entered this Lawrence County row rice field in the ⁦⁦Arkansas Crop Per Drop Contest. Good luck Ray.⁩

Hats off to our #MostCropPerDrop corn division winners! 🏆 Proving you can grow more with less water. #SustainableAg #arkansasirrigation #arkansasagriculture

Lawrence County’s Frank Binkley is pictured with his AquaTrac soil moisture monitor, one of the prizes available for placing first in the soybean division of ⁦Arkansas Crop Per Drop Contest⁩ contest. Extension agents Courtney Sisk and Bryce Baldridge assisted in the contest.

Alan Brown of Poinsett County has entered this row rice field in the ⁦Arkansas Crop Per Drop Contest⁩ . Greg Simpson pictured assisting with the meter installation.

Want to challenge yourself to get maximum yield with minimum water input?💧 Then enter the Most Crop Per Drop contest! Available for soybeans, corn, and rice. Sign up with the link irrigation-contest.herokuapp.com/contest-form Get Your Meter On! #arkansasfarmer #arkansasagriculture #arkansasirrigation

Jeremy Weideman of Clay County showing off his Irrocloud monitor prize for placing first in the corn division of the ⁦Arkansas Crop Per Drop Contest⁩ Contest. Thanks to our entrants and sponsors for making the contest such a success.

Huge congrats to our Zero Grade Rice champions in the 2024 Most Crop Per Drop contest! Thank you for your dedication to maximizing yield with minimal water. Well done! #ArkansasIrrigation #ArkansasAgriculture

There is still time to enter the Most Crop Per Drop contest! Click on the link to learn more: uaex.uada.edu/environment-na… #Arkansas #arkansasirrigation #arkansasagriculture #universityofarkansas #UADA

Congratulations to our Levee Rice Winners in our 2024 Most Crop Per Drop contest! Want to maximize your yield with minimal water input? There’s still time to enter the 2025 contest! Check out the link to learn more: uaex.uada.edu/environment-na…

Our Most Crop Per Drop contest isn’t just about winning- it’s about pioneering the future of sustainable farming! The contest gives farmers the opportunity to test their ability to reduce energy, optimize water use, reduce labor, and improve profitability. #ArkansasIrrigation

Sharpen your skills and boost your efficiency! Our Most Crop Per Drop contest encourages efficient water management. Visit the link for more information: uaex.uada.edu/environment-na… #ArkansasIrrigation #SustainableAgriculture