Arkansas farmers urged to shift from cotton to feed crops and livestock
A weekly farm letter notes 29 counties yield 79 percent of state cotton, urging counties with low cotton reliance to switch to feed crops, meat animals, and dairy stock. It stresses growing home food and provender, maintaining livestock in winter with cheap feed, and selling directly to consumers to reduce costs and boost farm independence.
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