News Archive: Plant & Soil Sciences
University of Kentucky study highlights the benefits of mixing cover crops

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Jordan Strickler
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New research from the UK Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment provides beneficial insights for farmers looking to enhance their crop management practices, including soil health and sustainability.
‘From the field to flooring’ – HempWood on the University of Kentucky campus

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Grace Sowards
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The flooring of the office and lab space at the Plant Sciences Building on North Farm at the University of Kentucky is made from materials grown right outside its four walls.
University of Kentucky breaks ground on Agricultural Research Building, advancing the state’s agricultural industries

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Derrick Meads
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Slated for completion in November 2026, the new $285 million building will foster collaborative and transformational agricultural research initiatives.
UK equine hay workshop registration now open

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Jordan Strickler
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The event aims to help hay producers understand the specific needs of horse owners and how to assess hay quality on their farms.
Registration open for UK annual Pest Management Field Day

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Jordan Strickler
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Participants will learn about the latest cutting-edge research to rid their fields of pests
UK hosts Wheat Field Day highlighting agricultural advances

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Jordan Strickler
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Wheat Field Day 2024 brings together Kentucky farmers, producers and community members interested in learning more about wheat industry advancements.
Sowing success at the 2024 Spring Kentucky Beginning Grazing School

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Christopher Carney
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The 2024 Spring Kentucky Beginning Grazing School promises an immersive learning experience in grazing management for all livestock producers.
From field to flavor: University of Kentucky helps celebrate local grains

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Jordan Strickler
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The 2024 Southeastern Grain Gathering represents a step forward in fostering relationships in the local small grain value chains, from producers to the dinner table.
Kentucky Spring Fencing Schools perfect for agriculturalists, homeowners interested in fencing

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Christopher Carney
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Kentucky producers and agricultural professionals will have two opportunities this spring to learn about farm fencing basics and new innovations.
UK Extension agent honored with Grain Crops Science Service Award, recognizing decades of dedication

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Jordan Strickler
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The Harrison County native Curt Judy was awarded the prestigious honor after 44 years of service to the agricultural community.