David Murray is a Staff Writer at various esteemed publications including 247Sports, USA TODAY, and Fortune. He specializes in themes related to agriculture and farming, climate change and the environment, as well as transportation and mobility, often exploring topics such as farm management, natural resources, and transportation policy. David's work has been featured in a range of outlets, including The Vinyl Factory, Yahoo News, and The Australian.
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By: David Murray
The Port of Little Rock has purchased 42.39 acres of undeveloped property near the College Station community with plans to build a third entrance into the port by extending Bankhead Drive. Arkansas Business reported the purchase March 29.
By: David Murray
April 10, 2026 By David Murray Listen to this Article
On April 7, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers released its FY26 Work Plan, allocating funds already appropriated by Congress through the Energy and Water Development bill.
Farmers are thinking about planting more soybeans and cotton and less corn and wheat. That was the message of the planting intentions reports released March 31, by the U.S.
By: David Murray
The Corps of Engineers 2026 Work Plan, which lays out allocations of and additions to already-appropriated money, didn't contain many surprises when it was released April 7 but did include updates on some projects closely followed by some inland constituencies.
By: David Murray
In early April, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) released its navigation work plan for FY2026.
By: David Murray
May 22, 2026 By David Murray Listen to this Article The opening evening of the Inland Marine Expo May 27 in Nashville, Tenn., features demonstrations by Maritime Throwdown.
Effective Jan. 1, the U.S. Department of Agriculture implemented new requirements for the voluntary “Product of USA” label for meat, poultry and egg products.
Ken Eriksen, managing member of Polaris Analytics and Consulting, delivered the recommendations of a unified marketing plan that Polaris developed for the Louisiana Ports and Waterways Investment Commission May 14. The marketing plan covers the five port systems in the Lower Mississippi River—the Port of Baton Rouge, Port of South Louisiana, Port of New Orleans (Port NOLA), the St. Bernard Port, Harbor and Terminal District and the Louisiana Gateway Port (Plaquemines Port).
Cunningham's district encompasses most of Lake Houston, which was created when an earthen dam constructed by the City of Houston began impounding water from the San Jacinto River in April 1954 to serve as a municipal water supply. The dam is located on the southern bank, spanning 3,160 feet. Including the San Jacinto, eight rivers flow into the lake.
