Many people enjoy piddling around their property for the simple pleasures it provides by being outdoors and working with plants and the soil. It’s not unusual to encounter different types of insects and worms, mostly earthworms.
The Hopkinsville Elevator Board of Directors is proudly celebrating a strong 2021-22 fiscal year which will result in a payback of profits to farmers during the annual meeting in October.
Farmers need to take a close look at this year’s corn crop to determine the impact of the extended hot weather and dry conditions on the crop.
A large crowd turned out Friday, July 22, for the annual Trigg County Farm Tour that featured a diversified look at agriculture and the family’s behind the operations.
The Trigg County Farm Tour Friday, July 22, featured stops at the Humphries Farm, the Joe and Pat Rogers Farm, and the farm of Dwight and Sharon Wolfe.
The 2022 Trigg County Farm Tour will include three farms in southern Trigg County, with livestock, pasture management, and row crop operations among the highlights.
Trigg County FFA Officers and Advisor Karen Nolcox spent the week of July 4 – 8 at the Kentucky FFA Leadership Training Center in Hardinsburg, KY.
Unfounded claims that bats get stuck in people’s hair, that all bats have rabies, and Hollywood’s influence (i.e., blood-sucking vampires) often put bats in a negative light. The truth is bats are truly important just how important
Cherry leaf spot is a fungal disease of sweet, sour, and ornamental cherries. While this leaf disease is rarely a death sentence for trees, it can result in reduced blossoms, weakened trees, and increased risk for winter
Insect repellents are chemicals that protect us from blood-feeding arthropods, primarily mosquitoes, ticks, black flies, and biting gnats. Using a repellent doesn’t mean we will become invisible to the pests. They will still be attracted to our
