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When the Freeze Hits: How Linam Farm Protects Its Berry Crop and Why It Matters
Farming in Arkansas means learning to live with uncertainty. You can do everything right — plant at the right time, prune correctly, water consistently, tend your rows with real care — and still wake up one morning in March to find that the weather has made its own...
Raspberries in AR? Yes! Local Arkansas Grown Raspberries.
If you had asked most Arkansas farmers five years ago whether growing quality raspberries in this part of the state was realistic, the honest answer would have been a polite no. Raspberries are a cool-climate fruit. They thrive in the Pacific Northwest, in New...
From the Pasture to the Porch: Linam Farm Opens Its Brand-New Farm Store
If you have driven down Highway 71 through Alma, Arkansas, and spotted something new taking shape at Linam Farm, you are not imagining things. After years of greeting customers at the edge of the blueberry field, handing over buckets and pointing toward the blackberry...
Thinking Like a Chicken
Every farm has its characters. The ones who show up reliably in every story you tell about the place, who have developed personalities so distinct that visitors ask about them by name, who somehow manage to be simultaneously very helpful and completely ridiculous at...
Meet the Dexters: Why Linam Farm Added Cattle (and What It Has to Do With Worms)
When people first spot the cows out in the pasture at Linam Farm, the reaction is usually something along the lines of: when did you get cows? And they are usually right behind that with: they are so small. And they are, compared to what most people picture when they...
A Full Day of Family Fun at Linam Farm (Without the Sticker Shock)
Planning a summer outing for the whole family used to be simple. You picked a place, you showed up, and you had fun. Somewhere along the way, that equation got complicated. Between admission fees, parking charges, activity upsells, and the inevitable gift shop on the...
Arkansas Blackberry Growers Association: Spreading the Word
Ask someone to describe the taste of a fresh blackberry and you will get one of two kinds of answers. The first comes from people who have actually eaten one straight from the vine in the middle of summer — they will tell you it is sweet and tart at the same time,...
Linam Farm Is Now at Arkansas Visitor Centers
There is a particular kind of traveler who still stops at visitor centers. They pull off the highway, walk inside, and spend a few minutes actually looking at what is on the racks — the maps, the brochures, the little folded cards that tell you what is worth seeing in...
The Arkansas Farm Trail Passport Program Is Back for 2026 (and It Is Bigger Than Ever)
There is a particular kind of satisfaction that comes from collecting something meaningful. Not stamps in a book for their own sake, but the kind of collecting that involves actual experiences — places visited, people met, things tasted and held and remembered. The...
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