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KDA's Food is Medicine program could unify lawmakers, improve health


Bill would make pesticide with EPA-approved label fit Ky. requirements


Adair Co. FFA officers visit county clerk to show new Friends of Ag plate


Ag teacher named Bullitt County Middle School Teacher of the Year


Kentucky State students shine at 57th annual SRSA Conference


Kentucky State receives $1.7 million USDA grant for ag education


UK hosts high school students interested in veterinary medicine


Farm Credit Mid-America co-op returning $34.4 million to Ky. farmers


Ky.-owned calf wins grand championship at Mississippi Angus show


Maysville teenager earns National Jr. Angus Association’s Bronze award


Driver hospitalized after collision with cow in McCracken County


U.S. Senate candidates Barr, Cameron announce ag advisory councils


How war in the Middle East is impacting Kentucky farmers this spring


Iran conflict could shrink U.S. corn plantings this spring


Kentucky corn growers engage leaders at Commodity Classic 2026


Vote now on Freddy Farm Bureau T-shirt design ahead of Ky. State Fair


Farm Bureau applauds passage of Farm Bill in U.S. House committee


Fifth-generation farmer betting big on algae to rebuild soil health


'Using the Law to Support Farmers' symposium will be March 27 at UK


UK to host Master Grazer spring education events beginning March 26


Integrated Pest Management Virtual Training School set for March 19


Spring edition of All in for Ag Education Week will be March 16-20


Specialty crops acreage reporting deadline for 2025 is March 13


KAFC, KADB will meet March 13, 20 at Franklin County Extension Office


37-year-old horse officially certified as oldest in the world

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Sunshine Class

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