News Archive: Agricultural Economics
Meet Maggie Board, a 2025 UK graduate prepared for what comes next
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Christopher Carney
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A University of Kentucky student is ready for the next chapter after graduating with an undergraduate degree in agricultural economics.
Kentucky’s diversified agriculture faces split outlook: UK economists point to livestock strength and row crop strain in 2026
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Jennifer Elwell
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University of Kentucky economists project near-record level cash receipts for 2025 thanks to soaring cattle, poultry and equine markets, but net farm income is expected to drop in 2026 without additional government assistance.
Blooms are booming: University of Kentucky Extension empowers agents to support the growing number of cut flower farms
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Jennifer Elwell
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Thanks to a series of workshops, many county Cooperative Extension Service offices are better equipped to help growers start or expand their cut-flower ventures.
Kentucky Agricultural Leadership Program celebrates 40 years of growing leaders in the Commonwealth
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Angelina Sonoqui
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KALP celebrates its 40th anniversary, reflecting on over 300 leaders who have shaped Kentucky's agriculture industry.
University of Kentucky 2025 Signature Industries Career Fair set for Sept. 25
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Holly Wiemers
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The premier event showcases three of the Commonwealth’s leading industries: agribusiness, distillation and equine. Attendee registration is now open, and industry employers are encouraged to sign up before the early bird deadline.
University of Kentucky Research and Education Center hosts summer commodity field tours in its 100th year
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Jennifer Elwell
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The 2025 Corn, Soybean, and Tobacco Field Day and the Beef and Forage Field Day will be July 22 in Princeton, Kentucky, sharing the latest agronomic information with farmers.
University of Kentucky hosts Farm Succession Seminar on July 23
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Jennifer Elwell
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Nationally recognized experts will guide participants on how to keep farmland and operations in the family in Owensboro, Kentucky.
UK study suggests maple syrup industry can greatly tap into and expand Kentucky’s forest economy
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Jordan Strickler
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A new study spearheaded by the University of Kentucky shows an untapped economic potential for maple syrup with the state’s woodland owners.
University of Kentucky Research and Education Center hosts Wheat Field Day 2025 on May 13
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Jennifer Elwell
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Wheat growers and agribusiness professionals are invited to learn the latest production recommendations and market updates in Princeton, while celebrating UKREC’s centennial year.
University of Kentucky study explores horse owners’ preparation and preferences for veterinary care
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Jordan Strickler
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UK researchers have conducted the most expansive study on horse owner/veterinarian relationships to date — uncovering data on spending habits, veterinary interaction and adapting to new care methods and technologies.