Due to cuts by the tobacco companies many tobacco growers are choosing to hang up their tools and look at other crops. Christian County Agriculture Extension Agent Matt Futtrell says the number of growers still raising burley,
The New Farm Credit Mid-America Hopkinsville office will officially open Friday with a special celebration. Farm Credit Mid-America Regional Vice President of Commercial Loans Brandon Garnett says they welcome the community to stop by and see the
The Trigg County FFA officers and advisors paused Friday night to recognize outstanding members and thank sponsors and supporters. Retiring Trigg County FFA President Anna Sink opened the meeting by welcoming a large crowd to the Trigg
Christian and Trigg Counties were among those represented during the 5th Clays for a Cause fundraiser at Jefferson Gun Club April 23rd. The event was sponsored by Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance to benefit Hunters for the Hungry,
Christian County High School Greenhouse is open once again. Come by and pick up some things to help your garden flourish! Educator Mattea Wyatt talks about the variety and pricing of plants in the greenhouse. click to
Murray State University hosted their annual State FFA Horsemanship Competition in conjunction with their annual FFA Field Day. Sue Robinson, Riding Instructor and Coach for Murray State University’s equestrian teams, says this is a chance for students
Murray State University hosted its annual FFA Field Day where there was over 1300 students present. There were students present from Kentucky, Tennessee, Illinois, Missouri, and West Virginia. Rebecca Grimsley, a Murray State student who helped coordinate
On the newly rebranded Kubota Orange Day, Hopkinsville High School FFA Chapter recieved a grant from Kubota. H&R Agri-Power Marketing Director Kalan Alder shares information about the grant. Alder has hopes for future grants. She also talks
With some warm days early in the year comes a reminder for cattle farmers to monitor and control factors that could result in pinkeye problems. McLean County Agriculture Extension Agent David Fourqurean says with warm days in
The new location of Farm Credit Mid-America in Hopkinsville is a much-needed expansion for staff, customers, and the community. The team at the Hopkinsville office recently relocated from their old office on Eagle Way Bypass to the
