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Getting Soil Ready for Raised Beds

April 10, 2026 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

I’ve had a lot of people reach out to me for advice on what they should use to fill their raised beds. I’ve used different techniques over the years but this is pretty much my standard plan moving forward based on everything that I’ve learned through the years… Raised beds can make epic harvests… but […]

Filed Under: Blog, Urban Farming Tagged With: aeration, compost, fertilizer, ph, raised beds, soil

Getting a Late Start in the Garden

March 31, 2026 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

The other day I was on Facebook and noticed that one year ago my garden was already planted and I had a pretty impressive stand of celery, spinach, lettuce, and a few other things. What’s crazy is that as of today I haven’t even started on my raised beds. It wasn’t that long ago we […]

Filed Under: Blog, Urban Farming, Weekend Projects Tagged With: cucumbers, garden, lettuce, raised beds, spinach, tomatoes

Tips & Preventative Maintenance to Help You Survive the Big Freeze this Weekend in the Mississippi Delta

January 22, 2026 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

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I was actually working on a checklist of things to do in preparation for the winter storm we have coming in this weekend when I noticed one of my co-workers shared a document in our slack channel that was much more comprehensive than my list, so I’m stealing his… credit goes to Will Scott. Emergency […]

Filed Under: Blog, Entertainment, Faith & Family, Farm & Business, Health & Wellness, Urban Farming, Weekend Projects Tagged With: drinking water, electricity, emergency food, food, generator, heating, plumbing, power outage, preventative maintenance, water, winter storm

Check Your Cucumber Plants for Anthracnose

June 12, 2025 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

I was just out looking at my cucumber plants this morning at my home in central Arkansas after being gone for a few days and found signs of anthracnose on the leaves. This is a pretty nasty disease that is kinda common w/ cucumbers (especially in the mid-south). This disease can really cut yields if […]

Filed Under: Urban Farming Tagged With: anthracnose, cucumbers, garden, raised beds

Find us at the 2025 Arkansas Women in Agriculture Conference in Hot Springs, Arkansas

February 18, 2025 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

Join us for the 2025 Arkansas Women in Agriculture Conference on March 31-April 1, 2025 at the Hot Springs Convention Center. You'll have a chance to learn more about personal, career, and operational growth, as well as a chance to network with ag women from across Arkansas.

I will be on hand with FBN Community Builder Kelly Rottinghaus at the 2025 Arkansas Women in Agriculture event in Hot Springs, Arkansas. The event starts on March 31st and will run through April 1st. If you haven’t registered yet, click here. This is a great event that offers both educational and networking opportunities for […]

Filed Under: Blog, Farm & Business, Urban Farming Tagged With: arkansas women, arkansas women in agriculture, awia, Cotton Rohrscheib, Farmers Business Network, kelly rottinghaus

EP:031 – Cotton Rohrscheib & Christiaan Horn – Our Farmers First™ trials in the Mississippi Delta

January 12, 2025 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

On this episode I was driving back to central Arkansas after spending the day in Mississippi. The snow was starting to move into the area as Christiaan Horn and I discussed our Community Builder program at Farmers Business Network as well as the importance of the mix order when working with multiple herbicides and tank […]

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Filed Under: Blog, Farm & Business, Podcasts, Urban Farming Tagged With: arkansas farms, farm podcast, Farmers Business Network, farmers first, fbn, mississippi delta, mississippi farms, podcast

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