Alana Baker Dunn discussed the history of River Bend Farms during the 2021 Trigg County Farm Tour July 22, 2021. In the first video Dunn talks about the early history of the farm.
The sunflower has a rich history as a North American native plant. Records show that as early as 3000 B.C. Native Americans cultivated sunflower as food and pressed seeds to make oil. Although still used for these
Hopkinsville and Christian County welcomed the newest member of the agribusiness community recently when the ribbon was cut at Ag Revolution.
The Trigg County Farm Tour at River Bend Farms featured stops talking about water quality, livestock and pasture management, row crop rotation, and the history of the farm. Here are some photo highlights from the tour.
Retiring Trigg County Conservation District Administrative Assistant Susan Kyler is the latest to receive the Dr. Tom Martin Community Service award.
History, Water Quality, livestock, row crops, and a trip across Little River were among the experiences during the 2021 Trigg County Farm Tour at River Bend Farms.
A group of Hopkinsville FFA alumni is working to fully fund an endowment that will benefit the Hopkinsville and Christian County FFA Chapters.
Warm weather brings out the renovators in many of us. New sidewalks, a new deck or porch, new windows, even an addition to the house often happen while the weather is warm and dry. While your home
As the Christian County Public Schools prepare for three community forums in the coming weeks, they are continuing to meet with groups to discuss the possible High School Consolidation. Tuesday night, Superintendent Chris Bentzel and his staff
The ribbon was cut for the Christian County Ag Expo Center on Pembroke Road Tuesday. After showing off the new facility, a calf roping demonstration was shown by Christian County youth.
