Victor L. Ford

@ArtWong128 @AgWriterArk Not really. There are reports that is.

@AgWriterArk @ForesterFord Edible? 🤔

Not a lot of color in the Ouachitas today, except for these brilliant, high-viz fungi. 🍄‍🟫 ⁦⁦@ForesterFord⁩

@AgWriterArk Looks like orange-gilled waxy cap. Humidicutis marginata. I learned it as Agrocybe marginata.

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@AgWriterArk 0 in Hope. We need it.

Pretty good rainfall at Ferndale today. The landscape needed a drink!

@AgWriterArk Looks like Calvatia cyaniformes, the purple spore puffball. It could be Calvatia gigantea, giant puffball but it has been damaged.

@ForesterFord - what is this monster?

@SMatthewsfarms @AgWriterArk That’s what it is. In the hills, we call them warbles.

@AgWriterArk Botfly

Looks like this Squirzilla was lucky to escape with his life.

Interested in morels? Join @SkotWx and @foresterford tomorrow morning at 5:30a and 6:30a on @5NEWS.

@HealthRanger Pine pollen

Remember those "diploid masses" that looked like small eggs, found in the weird fog / chemtrails fallout sample from Dr. Jane Ruby? Well, I've been incubating the sample for about a week at human body temperature, in saline solution to mimic human chemistry. Guess what? THEY'RE HATCHING.

@AgWriterArk Tilachlidium brachiatum AKA cactus fungus. It is not common and I can find no reference in Arkansas. Good picture. I have not seen this one. It is an ascomycete.

Beautiful lacy fungus. ⁦@ForesterFord⁩

@UARK_SoilTest Bitter sweet time. I am now watching grandsons in high school play. One of the reasons I retired was to not miss these games.

You watch your son play basketball for 13 years and then on a random Wednesday night he plays his last game… proud of you Keeghan.

@AgWriterArk Cindy loves cardinals. We have a large Christmas tree that has nothing but various cardinal ornaments. Of course there are various pictures and what nots with them.we look for various pictures and appreciate them.

@ForesterFord Thanks Vic! He does pose nicely.

Mr Tapper does have his sweeter moments. ❤️ #arwx

@AgWriterArk At least you did it. My brother actually went to a reception that the team was there. The ball is my son’s.

@ForesterFord I got to meet Joe. The local tryouts were at Ray Winder. It was a thrill just to be on the field, even though I didn’t make the cut.

The glove I used to try out for the Silver Bullets back in the day. RIP #FernandoValenzuela

Liftoff! July 16, 1969, 13:32 UTC – 55 years ago today – #Apollo11 launched from Earth, bound for the Moon. Years of research, testing, development, and all prior programs and missions came together to generate this moment. Neil, Mike and I may have been atop the rocket – but the entire world was right there with us on the journey. God bless America!

@faulkneruada @AginArk @AR_Extension Well done Kevin

Faulkner County Weekly Agriculture Update for July 12, 2024 @AginArk @AR_Extension conta.cc/4cAeCiT

@ThatWeedsDoc @AaronJCato @fruitveg_uaex @AginArk Glyphosate is my first guess

Best guesses for the cause of the damage you see on this blackberry plant?

@SarahCato5 Congratulations!

@AgWriterArk Scarlet Cup Mushroom (Sarcoscypha coccinea)

A tiny red gem amid the leaf litter.