Along with the 4H exhibits in the Trigg County Country Ham Festival comes a contest for those who can no longer enter anything in the 4H contests. Trigg County Family and Consumer Science Agent Theresa Garcia tells
Planning for the future of agriculture, better compensation for Kentucky Department of Agriculture Employees, and a number of other topics were discussed by Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner candidates Sierra Enlow and Jonathon Shell.
The Country Ham Festival is back. Shelley Crawford speaks about everything that 4H members can enter in this year’s festival. Crawford first tells us what categories are available for exhibitors. She says when the exhibitors need to
Trigg County youth who are part of a 4-H club have the chance to be involved in a vareity of activities throughout the year ranging from shooting sports to country hams and more. Extension 4-H Agent Shelly
Christian County 4-H members Sahara and Cheyenne Peterson says the organization is providing them leadership experience that will serve them well in life. During a recent visit during National 4-H Week Sahara Peterson said she has been
Programs to teach financial literacy and other life skills are among those focused on by Christian County 4-H leaders. 4-H Extension Agents Mary Ann Garnett and Jeremiah Johnson recently discussed 4-H programs in Christian County during National
Country hams and a variety of agriculture exhibits will be on display again this year during the Trigg County Country Ham Festival this weekend. Trigg County agriculture extension Graham Cofield says the displays can be entered Thursday
Beautiful weather on Saturday, October 7 helped bring in the crowd for the West KY Antique Power Association’s annual Hal Fennell Memorial Plow Day at Garnett Farms. This event was open to any tractors and equipment that
Kentucky 4-H President Mollie Kate Webb says 4-H members will celebrate National 4-H Week in a variety of ways this week. Webb says the events officially get underway with a proclamation signing at the state capitol. click
Hopkinsville Elevator Cooperative members are receiving a near record amount of patronage that is being paid back following a successful 2022-23 fiscal year. Hopkinsville Elevator General Manager Eston Glover, III, made the announcement during the annual meeting
