As if Kentucky growers don’t have enough to worry about with unfavorable weather affecting their crops, now pests in the form of armyworms have become a concern.
Trigg County Farm Bureau leaders and members celebrated a successful 2021 during the annual meeting Friday night.
When summer weather heats up with no sign of rain, gardeners hook up the water hose to give their thirsty landscapes a drink. It seems like a simple enough task, but there are some tips to help
Christian County paused to recognize a longtime business, a well-known farmer, and two agriculture community leaders during the annual Salute to Agriculture Breakfast Tuesday morning.
Christian County will say thank you to the agriculture community during the annual Salute to Agriculture breakfast Tuesday, August 10, at the Bruce Convention Center.
First District Congressman James Comer says we need to take the latest surge COVID cases seriously but do not need to shut down schools and businesses.
Powdery mildew is one of the most easily recognizable diseases of landscape and garden plants. It is the name given to a group of diseases caused by several closely related fungi. Their common symptom is a grayish-white,
Farmers from across the state got an update on the latest issues facing the tobacco, corn, and soybean crops this year at the University of Kentucky Research and Education Center in Princeton July 27.
The corn, soybean, and tobacco crops are looking good through late July, with some isolated damaged reported to tobacco.
Alana Baker Dunn talks about the recent history of River Bend Farms in Trigg County during the 2021 Trigg County Farm Tour.
