As a farmer, there is likely no time of the year that is more exciting, and holds more hope, than planting season. Being weeks away from that time doesn’t diminish the anxiousness we have or the optimism we take with us in all we do on the farm.

There is something about the comfort one gets when returning home from a long trip that gives a sense of relief. I sleep better, eat better, and am generally in a better mood when at home.

As an agriculture teacher and FFA Advisor at Seneca High School, I knew the valuable partner we had in Kentucky Farm Bureau for the Urban AgriScience Magnet Program.

As evangelists with Hope Community Church, Tyra and Jerry Robinson are very familiar with the biblical advice given about raising children, and they have had plenty of practice. The two have six children ranging in age from 17 to 9, and an infant just a few weeks old.

The decline in the U.S. cattle inventory continues as the latest USDA report verifies a drop in herd numbers from last year.

Former Kentucky Farm Bureau (KFB) President Mark Haney has been chosen as the recipient of American Farm Bureau Federation’s (AFBF) 2025 Founders Award, one of the national organization’s highest honors.

More than 380 Kentucky Farm Bureau (KFB) members from across the state made their way to South Texas for the 2025 American Farm Bureau Federation’s (AFBF) Annual Convention.