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Despite COVID-19, Ky. agricultural receipts hold steady to 2019 levels
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Katie Pratt
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UK agricultural economists project farm receipts will equal 2019 and net income will likely be up.
2021 Fruit and Vegetable Conference takes on new format in January
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Carol Lea Spence
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For the first time, organizers will offer the conference through the social conferencing platform Zoom from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. EST each Tuesday in January.
Bake-A-Long keeps 4-H’ers in the kitchen during pandemic
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Katie Pratt
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Through the Bake-A-Long Club, 4-H'ers are learning to bake from online instruction.
UK releases list of deer processors
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Carol Lea Spence
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The University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, Food and Environment is providing a list of Kentucky processors that are accepting deer.
CAFE faculty honored for teaching, service
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The faculty members were recognized for their outstanding contributions to research, teaching and extension.
Researchers ask public for help finding lingering ash
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Carol Lea Spence
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UK Forestry and Natural Resources is partnering with the Kentucky Division of Forestry to find as many surviving ash trees as possible in an effort to save the species.
UK students, Johnson County Chamber of Commerce make mutually beneficial team
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Carol Lea Spence
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College can open doors to career opportunities or to beneficial experiences that are sometimes hard to quantify until later in life. UK students Mia Thompson and Lexi Stewart are experiencing all that as they work with the Paintsville-Johnson County Chamber of Commerce.
Hay contest helps producers improve forages, livestock
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Katie Pratt
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Eastern Kentucky forage and livestock producers use contest results to improve their operations and provide their livestock with higher quality hay.
UK Fall Crop Protection webinar series begins in November
By
Katie Pratt
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The webinars will help grain producers provide better protection for their crops.