2026 Arkansas Crop Management Conference

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The 2026 ACMC will highlight the challenges of 2025 and address changes for next year. The Arkansas Crop Management Conference will have about 20 CEU’s this year. This conference is a great opportunity to develop or continue relationships essential to your business success as well as the future success of our industry. The meeting also offers consultants and members of CCA a significant number of Continuing Education Units as indicated in the agenda.

Preregistration and on-site registration will be held in the same rooms to increase efficiencies and improve the timeliness of the process. You will be able to pre- register online or send registration by mail as before. Pre-registration is $200 until January 9 by mail (post-marked date) and online. Registration after January 9 and on-site is $225, state and federal registration is $125. Registration for virtual access only is $300.

The Wyndham Riverfront Little Rock is happy be the HOST HOTEL for the Arkansas Crop Management!

Start your day off with a complimentary FULL HOT Breakfast buffet each morning starting at 06:30 am. We also offer complimentary PARKING, WIFI, and a complimentary SHUTTLE to Downtown North Little Rock as well as the Little Rock Rivermarket area. The Wyndham Riverfront just updated the furniture in all of our sleeping rooms last fall. Additional amenities, REFRIGERATORS in ALL sleeping rooms, a newly updated exercise room and a staff that is known for their Customer Service! Don’t forget about our two RESTAURANTS on property! The Riverfront Steakhouse and Benihana are on property with great service and 2 onsite BARS.

Offer Ends: 01/12/2026

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Host or Publisher Arkansas Crop Protection Association, Arkansas Plant Food Association, Arkansas Agricultural Consultants Association, Arkansas Certified Crop Advisors and the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture