What would happen if we fed our kids food grown right here in the Delta? We’d nourish our kids and rebuild our rural economies at the same time.

In small towns, a newspaper is more than a paper. It’s where we read our kid’s name on the honor roll or hear about the last speaker at...

Let’s be real clear—talking about food systems and public health isn’t the same thing as actually supporting the people who grow the food.

So here we were: a shovel-ready, job-creating, community-rooted project—frozen in place. And that’s the part policymakers often miss.

The problem is policy made by people who've never had to bet their future on a field or a harvest or a hometown.

We’ve lived this story before, the Farm Crisis of the 1980s. We are walking into a storm we’ve seen before—but this time, we know better.

Farmers put their livelihoods on the line, battling forces beyond their control. That risk shouldn’t mean financial devastation.

Even the best farmers can't outwork bad policy, but we have options.

The economic reality of farming is bleak, but there's much we can do.

This is not a story I ever imagined telling, but the fight for the future of agriculture is just beginning.

You may have recently heard the term “regenerative farming," but what is it? How does it fight climate change, and how can you help?

Climate change is real, but it's not the end of the world. Here's what we can do. Read my op-ed in Arkansas Talk Business & Politics.

The climate is rapidly changing and it will have a significant impact on the farm community.

Hallie was named one of ten "Champions of Conservation" in Garden and Guns' Oct/Nov magazine issue. "Hallie Shoffner heralds the effects...

I recently wrote an opinion piece for Arkansas Talk Business & Politics. The following text was published on August 24, 2022. "Our rain...

I recently wrote an opinion piece for Arkansas Business about how to fight climate change with public policy. The following text was...

Last month, Lara Farrar of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette visited the farm to interview me for her podcast, Capitol & Scott. We had a...

I was honored to be selected for the Arkansas Business "40 Under 40" Class of 2022. Thank you to my friends and family and Heather...

I was recently honored to be a part of the Arkansas PBS series "Good Roots" and their segment on how climate change has a dramatic impact...

Max's first intelligible word was tractor. His second - coffee. Most weekend mornings include a mommy-baby muffin/coffee run. On weekday...