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Tobacco Buyout Not Going To Happen In 2003
By
Laura Skillman
Published on Nov. 26, 2003
“Despite the dedicated work of farm group leaders and policymakers, Congress ultimately decided not to act on this controversial piece of legislation, which had major implications on the current and future agricultural economy in the Commonwealth.” Will Snell, UK tobacco policy specialist
Crop Opportunities Can Be Found for Producers Looking to Expand
By
Haven Miller
Published on Nov. 26, 2003
"We want everybody to have the best chance for success, so we geared this conference toward the economic and marketing aspects of starting a new enterprise." Christy Cassady, UK Extension food and nutrition specialist
Holiday Seminar Inspires Nearly 500
By
Aimee D. Heald
Published on Nov. 26, 2003
“It’s a way for us to keep up with trends in holiday foods, entertaining, decorating and fashion.” Nancy Edwards, UK Cooperative Extension Agent for Family and Consumer Sciences in Franklin Co.
Kentucky Corn, Soybean Crops Fare Well in 2003
By
Laura Skillman
Published on Nov. 26, 2003
“I figured we would have a good crop and knew portions of the state would have record yields because of the early plantings but others would not. But as the season progressed, overall we had very favorable weather and that’s the reason for the good yields in corn and soybeans.” Jim Herbek
French Agriculture Policy Visitors Learn About Kentucky Ag Marketing
By
Haven Miller
Published on Nov. 19, 2003
"It is interesting for us because we manage research programs about agriculture multifunctionality." Jean-Christophe Kroll, professor, National Establishment for Higher Education in Agriculture at Dijon
Fruit and Vegetable Conference Allows Producers to Share Ideas and Learn from Experts
By
Aimee D. Heald
Published on Nov. 19, 2003
“This conference is for beginners and experienced growers alike. We think we have something to share with everyone, no matter how steep their learning curve.” John Strang, UK Extension Horticulture Specialist
Holidays Can Be Stressful But Realistic Expectations, Communication Can Help
By
Laura Skillman
Published on Nov. 19, 2003
"Holidays are often busy and stressful times. It's also stressful when the reality of the holidays does not live up to the ideal. This can detract from our ability to have enjoyable and memorable holiday experiences.” Gary Hansen, UK Extension sociologist
Know Hay Quality For Balanced Cattle Diet
By
Laura Skillman
Published on Nov. 19, 2003
Farmers need to know how many cattle they plan to feed and for how many days. They also need to know the quality feed needed for different animal groups such as dry cows versus bred cattle. Garry Lacefield, UK Extension forage specialist
Extension Delivers Health Education Through Faith-Based Organizations
By
Aimee D. Heald
Published on Nov. 14, 2003
“African American communities listen to their pastors and very often the church is the backbone of the community." Linda Jouridine, UK Assoc. Professor and HEEL Program Director
Stream Restoration Improves Water Quality, Wildlife Habitat
By
Laura Skillman
Published on Nov. 12, 2003