UK College of Ag Reaches Urban Audiences Through Turf Topics

By Mark Eclov
Published on Jan. 3, 2000

Forest Fires Out But Not Forgotten

By Aimee D. Heald
Published on Dec. 22, 1999

"A lot of people don't think about it until the fire season rolls around again next year, but long-term damage and degradation results in economic loss for landowners." Laurie Taylor, Forestry Specialist at UK's Robinson Experiment Station in Jackson, Ky.

FCC Ruling Impacts UK Agriculture Distance Learning Programs

By Haven Miller
Published on Dec. 22, 1999

"With this new FCC ruling, people will now also be able to view the programs in their home." Craig Wood, UK College of Agriculture

Successful Fruit And Vegetable Production Takes Patience And Planning

By Mark Eclov
Published on Dec. 21, 1999

"There isn't any one crop that is going to be the panacea for what everyone is looking for." John Strang, Extension horticulture specialist in the UK College of Agriculture.

Perception Vs Reality Topic of Wheat Production Meeting on January 6

By Ellen Brightwell
Published on Dec. 15, 1999

In fact, several best management practices can be incorporated into an intensive wheat management plan at no added cost or with reduced-cost inputs

Sheep Conference to Aid Western Ky Producers

By Aimee D. Heald
Published on Dec. 15, 1999

"The conference is designed to meet the needs of new or prospective producers as well as the experienced producer." Monty Chappell, UK Sheep Specialist

Kentucky's Ag Economy In 2000 Influenced by A Variety of Factors

By Haven Miller
Published on Dec. 9, 1999

"For 2000 we expect some post-drought recovery in the crop sector, as well as the livestock industry." Larry Jones, UK Agricultural Economist

Pregnant Mares Demand Quality Nutrition in Winter

Published on Dec. 8, 1999

"Contrary to some opinions, fat mares are not at risk of infertility." Laurie Lawrence, UK Equine Specialist.

Kentucky Extension Service Gets National Grant for Bicycle Safety Program

By Mark Eclov
Published on Dec. 8, 1999

"The B.I.K.E program will provide avenues to train agents, volunteers and other agency personnel. In addition, the opportunity to reach teachers and children exists through the 9,000 4-H clubs in Kentucky." Cheryl Wyatt,Extension associate specialist for Bicycle and Pedestrian Education.

Christmas Trees Suffer 1999 Drought Damage

By Aimee D. Heald
Published on Dec. 8, 1999

"We planted about 2,500 trees this year and we probably lost 2,000." Margery Baldwin, Baldwin Farms