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School Discipline Research by UK Doctoral Graduate Gains Attention
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Carl Nathe
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The project analyzed how ethnicity and race are associated with school exclusionary discipline practices, which refer to students being removed from school as a form of punishment.
Nature lovers will enjoy Kentucky Proud Evening’s focus on Red River Gorge biodiversity
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The Kentucky Proud Evenings series continues Monday, June 24, when Dan and Judy Dourson discuss the great diversity of both common and rare flora in the Greater Red River Basin.
Short courses teach owners how to get the most from their woodlands
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Carol Lea Spence
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Woodland owners can find many benefits from attending one of three University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service short courses tailored to their region. The 2019 Woodland Owners Short Course will take place around the state in July and August.
Kentucky Fencing Schools help producers build stronger boundaries
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Katie Pratt
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The fencing schools are garnering a lot of interest from Kentucky livestock producers.
Kentucky Fencing Schools help producers build stronger boundaries (video)
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Jeff Frankliin
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CAFE recognizes its top researchers
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Katie Pratt
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The annual awards recognize outstanding scientific achievements by college researchers.
USDA, UK, Purdue partnering to provide technical assistance to help build long-term rural economic growth
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Carol Lea Spence
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The USDA announced the names of rural communities and regions that will receive technical assistance from partners such as UK's Community and Economic Development of Kentucky.
