Cristina LaRue is a journalist at the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. She specializes in agriculture and farming, with a focus on topics such as sustainable agriculture, AgriTech, and environmental issues like climate change. Cristina's work has been featured in various publications, including the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and the Texarkana Gazette.
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Cristina LaRue's coverage primarily focuses on agriculture and farming, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and data citations related to these sectors. She also covers topics such as avian influenza, meat inspection, and financial aspects of the agriculture industry.
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By: Cristina Larue
St. Joseph Center of Arkansas is working to open a farm store at Breckenridge Village in west Little Rock.
By: Cristina Larue
STUTTGART -- Members of the National Security Commission on Emerging Biotechnology made several stops in Arkansas on Friday as part of a national roadshow to talk with scientists and industry leaders about biotechnology.
The New World screwworm fly has been confirmed in a three-week-old calf in West Texas, marking the first time in decades the parasite with flesh-eating larvae has affected cattle in the United States.
St. Joseph Center of Arkansas is working to open a farm store at Breckenridge Village in west Little Rock.
By: Cristina Larue
Riceland Foods is temporarily closing some of its grain dryers in Arkansas because of a decrease in acres of planted rice expected this year.
The Arkansas Department of Agriculture is rolling out an online reporting system for the New World screwworm fly after four confirmed cases were documented this month in Texas and New Mexico.
Riceland Foods is temporarily closing some of its grain dryers in Arkansas because of a decrease in acres of planted rice expected this year.
By: Cristina Larue
Rice is a fuel- and fertilizer-intensive crop that typically requires a lot of water in the summer. The greater need for irrigation -- typically powered by water pumps using diesel fuel or electricity -- and higher fertilizer needs heaped more pressure onto already struggling farmers this year.
By: Cristina Larue
The Arkansas Department of Agriculture is rolling out an online reporting system for the New World screwworm fly after four confirmed cases were documented this month in Texas and New Mexico.
By: Cristina Larue
BERRYVILLE -- Access to good farmland can be a barrier to anyone interested in starting a farm.
