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Geralds and Penn were recognized by Extension for their outstanding contributions to the Kentucky agricultural community.

Ryley Butler Modaff, a graduate student in the College of Social Work and inaugural 4-H Camp Behavioral Health Fellow, says the fellowship program is a buttress for youth health.

The Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences (MANRRS) student chapter at the University of Kentucky hosted over 100 high and middle school students from throughout the commonwealth at the annual event.

One student’s innovative approach combines field observations with advanced lab research. This work offers crucial insights for hemp cultivation’s future.

Since 1923, a devoted membership of passionate students and alumni dedicated to the field and profession of animal agriculture is continuing to build a legacy based on three founding principles – character, sincerity and morality.

Caitlyn McFadden is paving the way for more students to explore careers at John Deere through MANRRS, minorities in agriculture, natural resources and related sciences, a program that has given so much to her starting in high school.

Farmers can play a significant role in enhancing honey bee survival rates by unearthing certain winter weeds, furthering more “bee-friendly” adjustments in agricultural practices in Kentucky and beyond.

Introduction of an aggressive, exotic disease could have had serious global wheat trade implications and beyond for Kentucky farmers.

Amidst the challenges and reconstruction, the Research and Education Center at Princeton has persevered.

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