Kentucky Farm Bureau members celebrated 2022 and began to plan for 2023 during the annual meeting held December 1-3 at the Galt House in Louisville. More than 2,100 Farm Bureau delegates and members were in attendance for
Well-known farm broadcaster Max Armstrong recently made a stop in the bluegrass state to see Kentucky farming and record a segment for a popular show on RFD-TV.
A well-respected Dean of an agriculture school in Kentucky will hang up his hat and retire at the end of 2022.
An especially common mistake many gardeners make is realizing that a large shrub or tree was planted in exactly the wrong spot in your landscape. Maybe it was planted too close to the house and is growing
Edge Media Group News and Farm Director Alan Watts has received the 2022 Kentucky Farm Bureau Communications Award.
Christian County Farm Bureau leaders are thanking local, area, state, and federal legislators for their continued willingness to listen to the needs of agriculture. Christian County Farm Bureau President J. E. Pryor told legislators during the Legislative
The Kentucky 4-H Livestock Judging team, which includes members from Caldwell, Trigg, Calloway, and Fayette Counties, is ready for the national competition Tuesday in Louisville. The team is being coached by University of Kentucky Beef Cattle Specialist
Injury to the thin bark of young trees and vines may occur when sunlight heats the lower trunk during the dormant season. If bark tissues are coaxed out of dormancy because of warm temperatures, they can be
One of the most diverse groups of ornamental trees is the crabapples. They truly are a plant that offers four seasons of beauty to your landscape. But chances are when you think of crabapple you think of
Thanks to great sponsor and community support the Christian County Cattleman’s Lonestar Rodeo set a record in August. Rodeo committee member Jason Jenkins provided the rodeo report during the recent Christian County Cattleman’s fall meeting at the
