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Take flight with KATS agricultural drone pilot certification workshop
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Jennifer Elwell
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Agricultural drone pilots can prepare and test for FAA certification during the December workshop in Madisonville, presented by the Kentucky Agricultural Training School.
Kentucky Beef Conference to address markets, bull management and pests
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Jennifer Elwell
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Top beef industry experts, producers and business leaders will gather Oct. 21 for learning and networking at the 2025 Kentucky Beef Conference.
From home economist to VP, University of Kentucky alum leads GE Appliances kitchen cleanup enterprise
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Christopher Carney
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Since graduating from the Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment, a University of Kentucky alum has spent 35 years in different leadership roles at GE Appliances.
University of Kentucky invites high schoolers to Ag is for All Conference
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Grace Sowards
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High school students are welcomed to the University of Kentucky campus for Ag is for All, a conference showcasing the wide range of educational opportunities available at the Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment.
Kentucky Agricultural Leadership Program celebrates 40 years of growing leaders in the Commonwealth
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Angelina Sonoqui
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KALP celebrates its 40th anniversary, reflecting on over 300 leaders who have shaped Kentucky's agriculture industry.
UK Signature Industries Career Fair successfully presents job seekers with opportunities
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Holly Wiemers
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The Kentucky Signature Industries Career Fair paired students with reputable employers across three different signature industries: agribusiness, distillation and equine.
From interns to employees, UK Extension creates a path to success
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Lexi Fellows
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Applications for the 2026 UK Extension Summer Internship Program are open now.
New report shares data trends on Kentucky’s rural economy
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Sarah Frank Bowker
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A new report from Blueprint Kentucky shows the economic climate in the state’s rural areas.
Workshop unites pathologists and regulators to advance racehorse safety
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Jordan Strickler
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Some might view it as “too late"; however, the necropsy workshop helps prevent future accidents, protecting both horses and riders.
Forest to Future: UK hosts Mass Timber Week to showcase economic, sustainability benefits for all
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Zoey Ortega
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University of Kentucky’s Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment partners with the College of Engineering and College of Design to offer a week of activities promoting the sustainability and economic benefits of mass timber.
