The National Weather Service’s archived information list several instances over the last century when tornadic activity was present in Hart County, Kentucky. And while many were devastating, perhaps none were as destructive as the storm that passed through last December.

It’s hard to believe that Kentucky Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company (KFBMIC) will turn 80 years old next year. From our humble beginnings in 1943 as a member service to the KFB Federation, to having a presence in all 120 Kentucky counties today, the insurance side of this organization is uniquely positioned to assist members across the Commonwealth when they need us the most.

KFB Young Farmer Committee Chair Taylor Jones says input costs are a challenge for all growers.

To say Catlin Young wears many hats would be an understatement. This recent Murray State University (MSU) agri-business graduate/first-time farm owner/University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, Food, and Environment Weed Science Technician/social media blogger/animal lover is blending these many roles to accomplish her mission of carrying on a family farming tradition.

When searching for information about or images of Jefferson County, Kentucky on the internet, one will likely see photos of the Louisville skyline or statistics about it being the most populated county in the state.

KFB's Fran McCall says the annual Certified Farm Market Tour gives the state's growers a chance to see new ideas.

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KFB Second Vice President Sharon Furches says Vision 100 is an ongoing effort to grow the organization.

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Melissa Miller says hundreds of Kentucky 4-H members will be on the UK campus this week.

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