News Archive: Extension
Wheat, double-crop soybeans look profitable in 2019
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Katie Pratt
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This marketing scenario is a different one than producers have faced in the past few years.
Tree Farmer of the Year Field Day highlights Clifton Taylor family farm
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the field day will focus on Taylor's Elk Cave Farms, its forest stand improvement and oak regeneration and timber production and harvests.
Kentucky Agricultural Leadership Program selects Class XII
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The class includes 22 members.
Mountain Fest celebrates mountain life in its many colors
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The University of Kentucky Robinson Center for Appalachian Resource Sustainability ushers in autumn and celebrates mountain life with Mountain Fest, Sept. 18-22.
UK’s Fragipan Field Day to highlight research breakthrough
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Katie Pratt
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UK soil scientists will presented their significant research breakthrough Oct. 3 at the UK Research Farm in Princeton.
Increased awareness, engagement are goals of Backyard Streams program
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Carol Lea Spence
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A new program and online course from UK Cooperative Extension will help homeowners with backyard streams appreciate the resource, protect personal property and improve water quality and habitat.
September’s Kentucky Proud Evening is abuzz with bee info
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Tammy Horn, author of “Bees in America: How the Honey Bee Shaped a Nation,” will speak at the free monthly series hosted by Fayette County Cooperative Extension Service.
Extension project helps those with limited mobility, disabilities
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Katie Pratt
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The project is providing fresh produce and flowers to individuals who cannot garden.
Hunter named leader of UK Family and Consumer Sciences Extension
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Katie Pratt
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As assistant director, Hunter will provide oversight for family and consumer sciences extension and work with state extension specialists to conduct state-level programs and events.
Horse farm sees success from pasture renovations
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Katie Pratt
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UK forage specialists helped a Lexington horse farm overcome classic symptoms of fescue toxicity with pasture renovations.