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UK to offer second wheat field school
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Katie Pratt
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A hands-on wheat school covering wheat topics related to before and at flowering is April 26 at the UK Rsearch and Education Center.
4-H Goes Wild for the Environment
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Jeff Franklin
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Madison County 4-Her's go wild for the environment
4-H Goes Wild for the environment
By
Carol Lea Spence
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More than 800 fourth-graders descended on Madison County Fairgrounds to weave their way through exhibits at 4-H Goes Wild, an environmental field day.
Corn planting could face delays due to wet weather
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Katie Pratt
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Wet conditions could delay corn planting this week. UK specialists remind farmers to wait out the rain.
UK entomologist offers tips on ticks
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Katie Pratt
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Ticks are now active. A UK entomolgist tells Kentuckians what they can do to minimize their chances of getting bit.
UK MANRRS top chapter in nation for fifth consecutive year
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Aimee Nielson
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MANRRS chapter champs, advisor of the year and more.
Party for the Planet at The Arboretum
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Aimee Nielson
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The party lasts through April and into May.
Lexington Minority and Women Contractor Training graduates eight
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Roberta Meisel
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The Lexington Minority and Women Contractor Training Program provides skills training to minority and women business owners.
UK expands STEM horizons for middle school girls
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Carol Lea Spence
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Expanding Your Horizons, will encourage young women to consider careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, by introducing them to role models in the fields.
