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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
By
Jordan Strickler
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Equine specialists are stressing the importance of purchasing hay earlier this year.
2025 Spent Grains Summit brings distilling leaders to University of Kentucky campus
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Grace Sowards
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This series of meetings at the University of Kentucky offers distillers and energy conservation specialists the opportunity to compare ideas to better develop Kentucky’s spirits workforce.
UK student helping build a better base for 3D-printed foods
By
Jordan Strickler
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Curiosity, compassion and chemistry drive one UK student’s food printing project.
Build better fences: 2025 Kentucky Fall Fencing Schools equip producers with practical skills, modern techniques
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Jennifer Elwell
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Kentucky livestock producers and agribusiness professionals will learn the latest in fencing technology, layout and legal requirements during workshop.
Horse owners invited to hands-on Farm and Facilities Expo in Bourbon County Sept. 16
By
Jordan Strickler
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The free workshop has become a centerpiece of equestrian facility learning.
University of Kentucky names Jennifer Hunter Associate Dean for Extension and Director of the Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service
By
Derrick Meads
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UK alum and Kentuckian Jennifer Hunter brings more than 20 years of service to this important position.
UK researcher’s work understanding honey bees receives prestigious grant
By
Lindsay Travis
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One University of Kentucky researcher has earned a prestigious award to advance her studies on how environmental changes impact honey bees.
2025 Fall Kentucky Intermediate Grazing School welcomes producers at all experience levels
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Caroline Roper
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The two-day program provides on-farm demonstrations and classroom instruction in Central Kentucky for grazing management of all livestock species.