<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0baKbR_1GxPuBIb00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0baKbR_1GxPuBIb00" width="960" height="1439" ><figcaption>Daniel Smith, Arkansas County</figcaption></figure>HOT SPRINGS — Several Arkansas Farm Bureau members from the Grand Prairie region participated in the organization’s resolutions committee meeting Nov. 3-4 at the Hot Springs Convention Center.Members from Arkansas, Desha, Lonoke, Monroe and Prairie counties spent two days reviewing, discussing and consolidating policy topics for consideration at the state level.Topics included responsible use of water in data centers, insurance for poultry growers, advancing Arkansas’ peanut industry, dairy infrastructure and distribution of U.S. agricultural products.The committee’s recommendations will be presented to delegates from across the state for a vote Dec. 2-4 during the 92nd annual Arkansas Farm Bureau Convention in Hot Springs.Area participants included:<ul><li>Arkansas County: Terry Dabbs, Daniel Smith and Trent Dabbs</li><li>Desha County: Mike Myers</li><li>Lonoke County: Jack Evans, Sara Beth Johnson and Clay Parker</li><li>Monroe County: Jon Carroll and Phil Ferebee</li><li>Prairie County: Brandon Wilson</li></ul></div></body>

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HOT SPRINGS — Several Arkansas Farm Bureau members from the Grand Prairie region participated in the organization’s resolutions committee meeting Nov. 3-4 at the Hot Springs Convention Center. Members from Arkansas, Desha, Lonoke, Monroe and Prairie counties spent two days reviewing, discussing and consolidating policy topics for consideration...

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HOT SPRINGS — Several Arkansas Farm Bureau members from the Grand Prairie region participated in the organization’s resolutions committee meeting Nov. 3-4 

Farm Bureau members help shape state policy recommendations

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