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Plant-based Oils Market to hit USD 110 36 billion by 2026 -

Global plant-based oils market development is being fueled by biofuel policies and the biodiesel requirements, as well as growth in the food processing.

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Crews Battle Silo Fire at Riceland Foods Storage Facility

Local news reports said a fire broke out Sunday evening in a soybean storage site in Stuttgart, AR.

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WRID, NRCS breaks ground on Canal 1000 | Stuttgart Daily Leader

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Obituary: John Henry Oren Parker Turner of Ulm | Stuttgart Daily Leader

John Henry Oren “Parker” Turner, 89, of Ulm was brought into this world on September 03, 1931 by his father, Henry Oren Turner, in the town of New Hope, Arkansas. He was the third of seven children born to Henry Oren and Nancy Jannie Sharp Turner. Oren remembers his childhood as one of hard work, but surrounded by lots of family, friends, and love. He could tell wonderful memories of growing up in the Grandfield community, living for a time in his grandparents thirteen room house, working in their store, and helping care for his blind grandmother by leading her around by hand. He had some hilarious memories that included the huge barn on their property that may, or may not, have included” Bull Durham” tobacco and family made “moonshine”.

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Hopper Joins Arkansas Research Alliance (Movers & Shakers)

Amy Hopper has been hired as program manager by the Arkansas Research Alliance in Conway. Hopper previously managed the I-Fund, an accelerator for scalable, early stage entrepreneurs throughout Arkansas and the Delta Regional Authority territory. Andrew Sharpley has retired from his research post at the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station in Fayetteville. He is still doing some work as he transitions to retirement. Sharpley’s research focused on conservation practices to preserve water quality. He was also one of the founders of the Arkansas Discovery Farms Program. Sharpley is also retiring from his position as a professor in the Department of Crop, Soil & Environmental Sciences at the Experiment Station, the research arm of the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture, and UA’s Dale Bumpers College of Agricultural, Food & Life Sciences.

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