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Kentucky Agricultural News is the Kentucky Department of Agriculture’s twice-monthly e-newsletter. Get the latest news from the Kentucky Department of Agriculture; the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, Food and Environment; Kentucky Farm Bureau, and other ag organizations; occasional commentary from the Agriculture Commissioner; a monthly Kentucky Proud feature; a Kentucky Farm Fact, and more. Just fill in the form below and click “Subscribe” to keep up with Kentucky agriculture!


Growing Kentucky’s Leaders podcast features KDA’s Bethany Mattingly


Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program wraps up successful season


Ky. Ag Development Board approves more than $2.3 million in projects


UK forecasts near-record cash receipts, drop in net farm income


New CWD surveillance measures in effect in nine Kentucky counties


Anthony & Eymlin Brooks named Kentucky Small Farmers of Year


Ky. Farm Bureau re-elects President Eddie Melton at Annual Meeting


Hardin Co. woman named KFB's Generation Bridge Advocate of the Year


AgriLegacy Solutions launched to help families navigate farm transition


Young Green County farmer adds sheep to family’s operation


Discover winter agritourism destinations in Kentucky with online guide


Morgan County wins Outstanding Extension Council award


UK Extension agents supporting growing number of cut flower farms


UK researchers help develop practical tools to curb wheat diseases


Boar’s Head cheese sold at Kroger stores in Ky. may contain listeria


Farm Bureau applauds Senate action to restore whole milk in schools


Trump proposes $12 billion in aid for farmers hit hard by China trade war


Kentucky Dairy Conference will take place Feb. 24-25 in Bowling Green


Get latest pest management info Feb. 5 at Ky. Crop Health Conference


KAFC, KADB to meet Dec. 12, 19 at Franklin County Extension Office


World's shortest horse measures just over 21 inches tall

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Agriculture in Kentucky

Agriculture is more than a part of life, it’s a passion and commitment to provide the fiber, feed, and shelter the world needs.

Equine Industry in Kentucky

Agriculture is more than a part of life, it’s a passion and commitment to provide the fiber, feed, and shelter the world needs.

Kentucky Farmers' Markets

Kentucky Farmers' Markets bring fresh, local produce, meats, eggs, and handmade goods directly to communities. These markets support local farmers and offer a vibrant shopping experience with seasonal products, live entertainment, and family-friendly activities.

Sunshine Class

The Sunshine Class is a unique opportunity for special needs individuals to engage in Kentucky agriculture by showing livestock. To learn more about how to get involved visit kyagr.com/sunshine/