Last week we met Murray State University Hutson School of Agriculture student Grace Sink, who worked with Congressman James Comer as his agriculture intern this summer.  This week we talk with Grace about what she learned while living in Washington, D.C., and how the experience could influence her future in agriculture.

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Kentucky 4-H President Gloria Bolin says he is looking forward to a busy year wearing the green jacket as she leads the organization.  Bolin says her plans for the organization include etiquette training and helping members understand what the important role of agents and leaders in their lives.

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A young man from Morgantown will help lead the Kentucky 4-H organization during the next year.  State Vice President Luke Jacobs says he wants to increase awareness about 4-H and help younger members learn about opportunities they have.

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Some farmers in Central and Western Kentucky are raising a different type of tobacco that will bring them a premium price at the market.  Christian County Agriculture Extension Agent Matt Futtrell talks about the increase in the amount of wrapper tobacco that is being grown, what the tobacco is used for and why tobacco companies are choosing Kentucky growers.

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Farmers who produce hay and rely on cover crops for grazing will have a shorter window for acres included in Preventive Plant because of the wet Spring and flooding.  United States Department of Agriculture Risk Management Agency Administrator Martin Barbree talks about when farmers can begin grazing and harvesting hay, and the reason behind the change.

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Retiring Kentucky Cooperative Agriculture Extension Agent Association President Greg Comer says he has enjoyed his year leading the organization.  Comer talks about the members, the important role of the Cooperative Extension Service and what he enjoys most about serving as an extension agent.

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A Nelson county 4-H member will wear the green jacket during the next year to lead the Kentucky 4-H organization.  New President Gloria Bolin talks about being elected, how she became involved in 4-H and what she hopes to pass along to others during her term.

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