The Cadiz Farmers Market was downtown for the first time this week. There were three vendors offering baked goods, local honey, along with plants and vegetables. The Cadiz Farmers Market will be open Wednesdays and Saturdays from
To most of us, all ants look pretty much alike. However, dozens of different species of ants may be found within homes, each having unique characteristics which may
Volutella blight is the most common disease of both American and English boxwood in the landscape. Volutella blight is caused by an opportunistic fungal pathogen that attacks leaves and stems of damaged or stressed plants. Winter injury,
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue today announced details of the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program (CFAP), which will provide up to $16 billion in direct payments to deliver relief to America’s farmers and ranchers impacted by the
The Kentucky Department of Agriculture has secured a USDA grant to purchase freezers and refrigerators for 52 food pantries statewide.
Spiders often receive undue criticism as being dangerous to people and pets.
The Christian County FFA will be honored with the Gold Emblem award during the 91st Annual Kentucky FFA Convention that will be held in a virtual format in late June.
Continental Mills is giving back around the country and in the local communities, they serve. Hopkinsville Plant Manager Don Ruddy talks with News and Farm Director Alan Watts about Continental Mills. They also discuss how the company
Not everyone likes insects. That’s understandable. They can be creepy, some bite, some sting, and many are annoying. But one insect most people can agree is a joy-is the humble Lady Bug. Worldwide there are more than
An untimely frost event occurred last week that is showing its effects this week. Trees such as Dogwood, Japanese Maple, Sweetbay Magnolia, Holly, Tulip Poplar and many others, were just pushing new growth when the frost happened,
