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Longtime Kentucky Small Business Development Center director retiring
Becky Naugle, longtime director of the Kentucky Small Business Development Center, is retiring May 18.
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Mashburn Scholarship Winner Plans to Teach the World to Grow Healthy Plants
Cameron Stribling plans to major in horticulture with a minor in plant and soil sciences.
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From The Ground Up - How to grow culinary herbs
What you need to know about growing culinary herbs
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Kentucky chosen for prestigious entrepreneurship development program
Kentucky has been selected as one of nine regional members in an intensive, two-year process to develop a plan to support entrepreneurs.
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UK Field School to host Spray Clinic
The University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, Food and Environment is hosting a Spray Clinic July 17 at the UK Research and Education Center in Princeton.
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May’s Kentucky Proud Evening looks at the Mentelles, educators in antebellum Lexington
Fayette County Cooperative Extension will present the next installment of the Kentucky Proud Evenings series Wednesday, May 16.
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Growing mint (AUDIO)
Making the mint julep requires a key ingredient, mint. We will tell you how to grow mint on From the Ground Up.
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UK, local schools and agribusinesses team up to combat “brain drain”
Faculty and staff in the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, Food and Environment have come up with a novel idea to stem brain drain from rural areas.
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4-H helps young man share love of animals with others
Through 4-H, Jonathon Sink is able to share the therapuetic value of animals with his peers.
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UK research will gauge effect of indoor arenas on horse and human health
UK graduate student Staci McGill intends to study how environmental exposures and arena design impacts heat transfer, air quality and the health of both horses and riders.
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