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- Across Kentucky - October 5, 2017
- September 28, 2017
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The Kentucky Ag Department’s Rinse and Return program to collect and recycle used, plastic chemical containers continues to evolve. Feldhaus visits with KDA’s David Wayne who says they’re now heading into their “haul out” phase. He talks about the success and growth of the program as it has evolved since its inception in 1991.
- Across Kentucky - October 4, 2017
- September 28, 2017
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The Devine Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch in Mercer County is celebrating its 10th anniversary. This roadside market which features corn and tomatoes in the summer, really kicks into high gear for the fall harvest season with hay rides, zip lines, and “paint ball” activities. Jason Devine says last season the popular destination attracted over 40,000 visitors.
- Across Kentucky - October 3, 3017
- September 28, 2017
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A report on the Lyon County school system’s successful application for an ag development grant with which to construct an educational greenhouse for use by the local high school and FFA group. Local ag teacher and FFA advisor, Mercedes Smith, talks about their plans for the facility which should be in operation by next spring.
- Across Kentucky - October 2, 2017
- September 28, 2017
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This fall’s Kentucky Grazing Conference is expanding for the first time to two locations, Oct 17 in Lexington, and on the 18th in Hopkinsville. UK Forage Specialist, Ray Smith, is pleased that the presentation will potentially reach more livestock and forage producers with information they can use to boost their bottom line.
- Market Closes - September 21, 2017
- September 21, 2017
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Except for soybean oil, the major CBOT futures closed near unchanged. Today’s strength was mostly the result of strong export sales for soybeans. Cattle futures closed mixed after trading both sides of unchanged. Lean Hog futures closed sharply lower as the pork cutout dropped very hard and cash hog prices are under pressure from rising numbers being harvested.
- Across Kentucky Promo September 25, 2017 - September 29, 2017
- September 21, 2017
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- Across Kentucky - September 29, 2017
- September 21, 2017
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Teaching kitchen skills and creating better nutrition for the whole family; these were two results of Boyd County “Kids Can Cook” day camp this summer. Local extension agent, Eugenia Wilson, says reaction to the program was so popular they extended their intended one-week effort into five separate day camps reaching about 150 families.
- Across Kentucky - September 28, 2017
- September 21, 2017
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Harvest time is here and that kicks into high gear the farmer roadside market season across the state. Jeremy Hinton of Larue county talks about his market attractions where they focus on the family, fun for the kids, and harvest time. Hinton also talks about buying an additional roadside outlet in nearby Hardin County.
- Across Kentucky - September 27, 2017
- September 21, 2017
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A feature story on the Power of Produce or POP club this summer in Hardin County where participating youth got monetary rewards for doing ag education programs and taste testing at their local farmers market. Local extension agent Dayna Parrett says this first year was a major success.
- Across Kentucky - September 26, 2017
- September 21, 2017
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A report on the current home owner educational program underway in Fayette County called “No P on My Lawn.” In this case explains UK extension horticulturist< Rick Durham, the “p” is for phosphorous in fertilizers. And while agricultural levels of this element have been decreasing in recent years, urban levels are rising, and that’s creating a problem.