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UK senior’s research supports growth of health partnerships in Cooperative Extension
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Bailey Vandiver
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As a member of the SPARK Program, Maddy Barrie is researching the University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension’s early health initiatives.
UK Agricultural Education and Advocacy alumni prepared to share, teach 'to anyone who will listen'
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Bailey Vandiver
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Graduates from the Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment program are prepared for careers in the classroom and beyond.
UK alums, LION lead turnout gear and TotalCare® efforts for firefighters in Kentucky and beyond
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Christopher Carney
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Two University of Kentucky graduates are taking their education and experiences to provide protective gear for firefighters at the largest provider of fire training equipment in the country.
From concept to classroom: UK Agricultural Education and Advocacy students gain valuable skills through statewide initiative
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Jennifer Elwell
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Supporting the Kentucky Department of Agriculture’s All in for Agriculture Education Week, University of Kentucky Community and Leadership Development helps bring the farm to schools through curriculum development.
The Food Connection publishes annual UK Dining report; UK partnership is ‘national model’ for local purchasing
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Bailey Vandiver
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UK Dining, working in partnership with The Food Connection, remains committed to local purchasing to benefit stakeholders across campus and the Commonwealth.
UK to host 54th annual Pest Control Short Course
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Jordan Strickler
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The course offers learning and networking opportunities for everyone involved.
University of Kentucky to host second annual One Health Symposium on Oct. 20
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Christopher Carney
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At the 2025 One Health Symposium, attendees will engage in discussions with experts centered on optimal health for people, animals and the environment. Registration is now open.
One Health coordination is key as New World screwworm remains outside U.S.; Kentucky producers urged to stay alert
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Jordan Strickler
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While the screwworm is concerning cattle producers, human infections remain extremely rare.
‘Closing that loop with small businesses’: Growing Our Own workshops address vital knowledge gap in Kentucky
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Christopher Carney
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At the University of Kentucky, the Growing Our Own workshop series offers four interactive workshops to help small businesses and entrepreneurs build confidence and thrive.
Kentucky horse owners urged to plan ahead as weather challenges hay supply
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Jordan Strickler
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Equine specialists are stressing the importance of purchasing hay earlier this year.
