Making a garden interesting through the year starts by selecting shrubs with multiple interest or attractive features such as beautiful flowers, colorful fruit, exfoliating bark, or outstanding fall color. Now is a great time to select shrubs
Trigg County FFA member and past chapter President Cooper Long received the American FFA Degree Saturday morning during the 95th National FFA Convention in Indianapolis.
Student-athletes in the state who are involved in agriculture are invited to apply for one of six scholarships and recognition as a 2023 Kentucky Ag Athlete of the Year.
4-H Agents from Christian and Todd Counties were recently recognized for their work with National Achievement Awards.
The Trigg County FFA will take a large delegation to the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana, October 26 through the 29. Chapter President Olivia Freeman says FFA members will leave for Indianapolis early Wednesday morning. click
The harvest season is producing a mixed bag of yields for farmers across Christian County and the region. Agriculture Extension Agent for Christian County Matt Futtrell says the recent cold weather will not have a significant impact
Soon gardeners will begin putting their perennials to bed for the winter. Adding mulch, cutting back old growth, and tidying beds are common practices in the weeks following a heavy frost. Although these are valid gardening tasks,
Hundreds of children experienced agriculture and had a chance to do some trick or treating during the first Christian County FFA Halloween Ag Adventures.
The Christian County FFA Chapter is inviting the community to enjoy a fun night of activities Tuesday, October 18, at the Christian County Agriculture Expo Center.
A popular event will return later this month to the University of Kentucky Research and Education Center in Princeton on October 20. U.K. Beef Specialist Dr. Katie VanValin says plans are coming together for the annual Beef
