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Four Kentucky Small Business Development Center staff were recently celebrated at a national conference in Atlanta for their service and commitment to the small business community.

From the fields to the oceans, one University of Kentucky Martin-Gatton CAFE faculty member doesn’t want his students to just memorize information; he wants them to connect the dots.

The National Association of Agricultural Educators premiered its first-ever documentary to celebrate National #TeachAg Day.

University of Kentucky professor Julie Zimmerman is committed to serving rural communities in Kentucky with more accessible, understandable data through her research, extension and teaching.

Alison Davis leads the Community and Economic Development Initiative of Kentucky (CEDIK) as part of this expanded priority area for land-grant engagement and has been recently appointed as the assistant vice president for Land-grant Engagement and Economic Initiatives at the University of Kentucky.

Ilka Balk and Savannah Robin discuss the upcoming Kentucky Signature Industries Career Fair on this week's episode of the University of Kentucky podcast, Behind the Blue.

The three-day national conference on Oct. 15-17 will focus on regenerative agriculture and grazing at the Hardin County Extension Office in Kentucky. Registration is now open.

A new drone project could revolutionize how cattle producers save time, money and improve animal welfare.

The University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service hosted a group of delegates, researchers and business partners, looking to expand their agricultural efforts in their home country of Morocco.

UK Martin-Gatton CAFE professor and extension specialist Carl Bradley is spearheading an effort to save Kentucky soybean growers from a severe threat.