I serve on the Senate Ag committee. When I finished speaking at this morning<U+2019>s Farm Bureau breakfast here in Washington County<U+2014>the number two county in agricultural production in Arkansas<U+2014>the first question I got from a room full of farmers? Concerns about LEARNS. #ARpx #SB294
Greg Leding
@GregLeding · AR · S
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The USDA has approved Arkansas to accept SNAP benefits online. This is bigand it's been months in the works. Credit to DHS, our Agriculture Department, Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance, and more. Proud to have been a very small part of this. https://t.co/9r3QxjaVKM
Agriculture<U+2019>s our state<U+2019>s number one industry by a mile, and the intense heat and lack of rain have farmers struggling<U+2014>but, sure, go on about climate <U+201C>hysterics.<U+201D> (Also, we spotted gas well below $4 a gallon in Springdale this weekend, but whatever. He doesn<U+2019>t actually care.) https://t.co/T2H7MNDocY
With all respect, not everyone is going to the grocery store. Many vulnerable Arkansans are getting groceries through other means. And many stores have taken steps to protect shoppers by setting aside hours for older shoppers and expanding delivery services. (1/2) https://t.co/jRZRgjvWN0
I spent the first few years of my life living just a third of a mile from this plant. Drove by on it on our way to school every day. Companies like Georges and @TysonFoods loom large in Springdale, so yesterdays walkout by Georges workers is a very big deal. https://t.co/U5GKfbD2ZS
Earlier this week, a colleague suggested that if people are willing to go get groceries, they should be willing to go vote in person. Except not everybody's going to get groceries right now. Many Arkansansas Governor @AsaHutchinson noted on June 11are sending others. (1/3) https://t.co/mDs8kp3yFV
We've been told poultry companies like Tyson Foods and Simmons Foods are conducting their own contact tracingthe governor himself said sobut I also know that some workers aren't being notified when co-workers test positive. There's a lot to unearth here. #ARlegAMA (3/3)
According to Feeding America, food-insecure Arkansans need about an extra $247 million a year to meet their food needs. At $2,500 a second, Jeff Bezos makes that much in a little under 28 hours. Hes worth more than the GDP of Arkansas. (2/2)
Were just nine weeks from the Fayetteville Farmers Market returning to the square in downtown Fayetteville.
Nobody told me 2022 is the International Year of Artisanal Fisheries and Aquaculture, so I<U+2019>m completely unprepared.