News Archive: Extension
UK and equine industry partners respond to horses in need after Eastern Kentucky flooding
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Holly Wiemers
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After the water began to recede from historic July flooding, 13 Eastern Kentucky counties were declared federal disaster areas.
UK to help state's landowners replace unwanted Bradford pears
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Jordan Strickler
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The University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, Food and Environment and their partners are working to help remedy the problem of invasive pears for landowners through an upcoming tree replacement program.
Fall Grazing Conference to focus on profitable grazing systems
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Aimee Nielson
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Cattle producers have two opportunities this fall to learn more about profitable grazing systems, the Kentucky Fall Grazing Conference Oct. 26 in Leitchfield and Oct. 27 in Winchester.
UK Cooperative Extension professionals win national family and consumer sciences awards
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Haley Simpkins
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University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension professionals took home two awards during the 2022 National Extension Association for Family and Consumer Sciences annual session in Raleigh, North Carolina Sept.12-15.
From the Ground Up - Planting garlic (audio)
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Jeff Franklin
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Garlic is used to enhance food recipes of course and is viewed in some cultures as a traditional medicine.
From the Ground Up - Cover crops (audio)
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Jeff Franklin
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Franklin County Extension horticulture agent Adam Leonberger talks about the benefits of a cover crop.
Flood relief teams rely on horses to reach survivors stranded in Eastern Kentucky
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Hillary Smith
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Flooded Eastern Kentucky farmers receive hay, feed, supplies to get back on their feet
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Aimee Nielson
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Fall Fencing School registration now open
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Jordan Strickler
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This fall, the University of Kentucky will host two regional fencing schools to help livestock producers learn about the newest and most sound techniques to build fences.