Clay County, Arkansas: Farm & Ranch Directory
5 farm and ranch listings in Clay County, Arkansas, grouped by category below.
Organizations in Clay County
- Clay County Conservation District
Local conservation district office in Piggott serving Clay County landowners and farmers on soil, water and land stewardship programs. Reach the office at 168 E. Main Street or by phone at 870-598-2287.
168 E. Main Street, Piggott, AR 72454 | 870-598-2287 - Clay County Farm Bureau (Corning)
Arkansas Farm Bureau county office serving Clay County farm and ranch members from Corning, at 2504 W Main St. Call 870-857-6788 for membership, insurance and local Farm Bureau activity.
2504 W Main St, Corning, AR 72422 | 870-857-6788 - Clay County Farm Bureau (Piggott)
Arkansas Farm Bureau county office serving Clay County farm and ranch members from Piggott, at 221 S Thornton Ave. Call 870-598-2824 for membership, insurance and local Farm Bureau activity.
221 S Thornton Ave, Piggott, AR 72454 | 870-598-2824
Ag Education in Clay County
- Clay County Extension Office (Corning)
Corning Extension office for Clay County, open weekdays, with crop and pest management guidance, Extension Homemakers, food preservation classes, SNAP nutrition education and 4-H clubs.
716 SW 2nd St., Corning, AR 72422 | (870) 857-6875 Website - Clay County Extension Office (Piggott)
Piggott Extension office for Clay County, one of two, with integrated pest management, row crops, commercial horticulture, animals and forages, water conservation and 4-H leadership projects.
148 E. Main, Piggott, AR 72454 | (870) 598-2246 Website
Helpful Guides for Clay County
- University of Arkansas Extension: County Offices, 4-H and Help for Producers
What the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture Cooperative Extension Service offers: an office in all 75 counties, free 4-H enrollment, four program areas, fair connections, and how to reach your county agent.
- Arkansas Conservation Districts
How Arkansas conservation districts work: five-member boards, three elected by landowners, how to run for director, what districts and grants do, funding, federal partners and how to find your district.