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Persistent wind, rain to make rice fertilization a ‘spoon-feeding’ affair

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LITTLE ROCK — Ongoing weather concerns will likely mean many Arkansas rice farmers will need to dole out nitrogen fertilizer throughout the growing season, rather than apply it prior to flood this year.

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Persistent wind, rain to make rice fertilization a ‘spoon-feeding’ affair

LITTLE ROCK — Ongoing weather concerns will likely mean many Arkansas rice farmers will need to dole out nitrogen fertilizer throughout the growing season, rather than apply it prior to flood this year.

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Jonesboro Sun broke the news on Sunday, June 21, 2026.
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