A Caldwell County farm will be showcased by the Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service as part of its regional Small Diversified Farm series.
We have finally arrived in September, a month many look forward to. Normally, our region starts seeing much more pleasant temperatures and humidity this time of year.
Because of stress to turf this year including damage from Fall Armyworm, your lawn may be looking sparse, thin, and weedy. If so, now is a great time to consider lawn renovation. Making the decision between renovating
What started off as a few scattered reports of armyworms across Kentucky a few weeks ago, has now turned into a full-blown invasion. Experts say a particularly widespread and intense outbreak of armyworms is causing damage to
Among the dazzling display of colors in Kentucky darts the most mesmerizing of all birds.
Heat and humidity are part of Kentucky’s summer weather landscape. Just having a way to relax and cool off is necessary to survive the heat. The stifling heat and humidity makes being outside very uncomfortable for both
The Kentucky Farm Bureau Country Ham Auction set a record, with the charitable sale of the grand champion country ham from Broadbent B & B Foods.
Although usually a production agriculture problem, Fall Armyworm is reminding many gardeners that home lawns are also on the menu. Fescue, bermudagrass, ryegrass, and bluegrass are among their favored meals. Early detection and management is key to
The Christian County Cattleman’s Rodeo put on by Lonestar Rodeo Company drew a record crowd Friday night and a large crowd on Saturday night.
The West Kentucky Antique Power Association Drive scheduled for Saturday has been postponed due to rain.
