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Kentucky farmers, especially in the western part of the state, are experiencing drought conditions worse than the 1980s.

Beginning Nov. 8, the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, Food and Environment will host a series of five webinars covering field crop protection.

In 1960, Congress established the third week of October as National Forest Products Week this year’s celebration Oct. 16-22 marks that yearly time to think about and appreciate Kentucky's forests.

The University of Kentucky’s fifth annual Tree Week is Oct. 8-16.

The University of Kentucky recently broke ground and began construction on a new center for aged horse research.

Eastern Kentucky residents endured severe flooding in late July as a result of rainfall rates that reached more than four inches per hour, however, some normalcy returned as the center hosted RCARS Youth Days in late September.

After the water began to recede from historic July flooding, 13 Eastern Kentucky counties were declared federal disaster areas.

For many wildcats, coffee and science in the same sentence usually means a late-night chemistry cram at the library. Thanks to one group of campus researchers, however, coffee itself is becoming the subject of study.

For the first time, the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, Food and Environment hosted a reimagined career fair featuring two of the state’s most iconic industries: equine and bourbon.