Arkansas Agriculture Hall of Fame Members
Marvin Vines
Class I
Marvin Vines was a graduate of the University of Arkansas with a B.S. degree in agriculture. He served as …
Mark Waldrip
Class XXXIV
Mark Waldrip is a fourth-generation farmer from Moro (Lee County) who built a strong farming operation and created one of …
David Walt
Class XXXII
David Walt is owner of Camp David Farms in Dumas and a longtime leader in row-crop agriculture, raising soybeans, cotton …
Andrew Wargo III
Class XXXIV
Andrew Wargo III has spent more than 50 years as farm manager for the Baxter Land Company, where he has …
Bobby R. Wells, Ph.D. Wells
Class XXX
Dr. Bobby Wells, former head of the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture Agronomy Department, was a world-renowned expert …
Collier Wenderoth, Jr.
Class XXII
One of the true pioneers in the Arkansas poultry industry, Collier Wenderoth, Jr. has been instrumental in shaping the poultry …
Andrew Whisenhunt
Class XIV
Andrew Whisenhunt joined the Lafayette County Farm Bureau in 1955 and has continued his connection with Farm Bureau organizations, culminating …
Dr. John W. White
Class I
Dr. John W. White was a public servant of agricultural interests in Arkansas for a span of over 39 years …
Dr. Ralph Williams
Class XVI
Dr. Ralph Williams has spent his career serving Arkansas' dairy industry, and his contributions have helped keep the industry viable …
William E. (Gene) Woodall
Class XXXIII
Gene Woodall’s impact on cotton farmers in Arkansas can be measured more easily in millions of pounds of yield increase …
Donald “Buddy” Wray
Class XXVI
Buddy Wray’s career at Tyson Foods, Inc. began in 1961 as a service technician, serving as a liaison between …
Howard S. Young
Class X
Howard S. Young has maintained a lifelong interest in cattle improvement. This was true not only of the herd he …