Intro for show E

Hello everybody!  And welcome to Kentucky Ag Matters, a podcast designed to inform and educate both producers and consumers about all matters affecting Agriculture. On this week’s show, we visit with Dr. Grant Gardner, Grain Marketing Specialist with the University of Kentucky. And as always, we will wrap things up with this week’s Timely Tip. Thanks so much for joining us, and we hope you enjoy the show!

Podcast Outline for show E

Welcome to the show!

This week, your hosts will discuss the current grain markets.

Timely Tip:

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Kentucky Ag Matters!!!

Intro for show E

Hello everybody!  And welcome to Kentucky Ag Matters, a podcast designed to inform and educate both producers and consumers about all matters affecting Agriculture. On this week’s show, we visit with Dr. John Grove, Professor in Plant and Soil Sciences with the University of Kentucky. And as always, we will wrap things up with this week’s Timely Tip. Thanks so much for joining us, and we hope you enjoy the show!

Podcast Outline for show E

Welcome to the show!

This week, your hosts will discuss Efficient Soil Fertility.

Timely Tip: Take the time to thoroughly understand your current soil test results.

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Kentucky Ag Matters!!!

Intro for show E

Hello everybody!  And welcome to Kentucky Ag Matters, a podcast designed to inform and educate both producers and consumers about all matters affecting Agriculture. On this week’s show, we visit with Phil Needham, Owner of Needham Ag Technologies. And as always, we will wrap things up with this week’s Timely Tip. Thanks so much for joining us, and we hope you enjoy the show!

Podcast Outline for show E

Welcome to the show!

This week, your hosts will discuss the career of Phil Needham.

Timely Tip: Continue to inspire our young people to pursue careers in Agriculture.

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Intro for show E

Hello everybody!  And welcome to Kentucky Ag Matters, a podcast designed to inform and educate both producers and consumers about all matters affecting Agriculture. On this week’s show, we visit with Jennifer Rogers, Area Extension Specialist for Farm Business Management with the University of Kentucky. And as always, we will wrap things up with this week’s Timely Tip. Thanks so much for joining us, and we hope you enjoy the show!

Podcast Outline for show E

Welcome to the show!

This week, your hosts will discuss the current Farm Economics.

Timely Tip: Keeping good records is the first step in making sound financial decisions.

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Kentucky Ag Matters!!!

Intro for show E

Hello everybody!  And welcome to Kentucky Ag Matters, a podcast designed to inform and educate both producers and consumers about all matters affecting Agriculture. On this week’s show, we visit with Kiersten Wise, Extension Plant Pathologist with the University of  Kentucky. And as always, we will wrap things up with this week’s Timely Tip. Thanks so much for joining us, and we hope you enjoy the show!

Podcast Outline for show E

Welcome to the show!

This week, your hosts will discuss the current Disease pressure during the 2025 Crop Year.

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Timely Tip: You don’t have to purchase fungicides now for next year’s applications. Evaluate the need for fungicide applications over the coming winter and make purchasing plans accordingly.

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We want to remind our listeners to follow us on Facebook at Kentucky Ag Matters and also on X (@AgKentucky). You can email us with any questions or comments to [email protected]. Also, please rate us wherever you listen to our show—special thanks to Kiersten for this week’s information, and thanks to our listeners for joining in. We hope you have enjoyed our show and will make plans to join us again next week for our next episode. And until then, remember…

Kentucky Ag Matters!!!

Intro for show E

Hello everybody!  And welcome to Kentucky Ag Matters, a podcast designed to inform and educate both producers and consumers about all matters affecting Agriculture. On this week’s show, we visit with Tom Miller, Ag Agent in Ballard County, Kentucky. And as always, we will wrap things up with this week’s Timely Tip. Thanks so much for joining us, and we hope you enjoy the show!

Podcast Outline for show E

Welcome to the show!

This week, your hosts will discuss the current Crop Production Year.

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Timely Tip: Identify strategies that will help you minimize risk going into 2026. Look at crop insurance, operating loans, Debt servicing or other business practices to help mitigate risk next season.

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Kentucky Ag Matters!!!

Intro for show E

Hello everybody!  And welcome to Kentucky Ag Matters, a podcast designed to inform and educate both producers and consumers about all matters affecting Agriculture. On this week’s show, we visit with Dr. Chris Teutsch, Extension Forage Specialist with the University of Kentucky. And as always, we will wrap things up with this week’s Timely Tip. Thanks so much for joining us, and we hope you enjoy the show!

Podcast Outline for show E

Welcome to the show!

This week, your hosts will discuss the current Fall and Winter Grazing Strategies.

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Timely Tip: Take the time now to have your hay tested. Talk to your local Extension Office about using a probe to pull correct samples. Then sending them through a qualified lab for dependable results.

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Kentucky Ag Matters!!!

Intro for show E

Hello everybody!  And welcome to Kentucky Ag Matters, a podcast designed to inform and educate both producers and consumers about all matters affecting Agriculture. On this week’s show, we visit with Dr. Kenny Burdine, Extension Professor in Livestock Economics with the University of Kentucky. And as always, we will wrap things up with this week’s Timely Tip. Thanks so much for joining us, and we hope you enjoy the show!

Podcast Outline for show E

Welcome to the show!

This week, your hosts will discuss the current Beef market in the US.

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Timely Tip: Managing Winter feed costs starts by identifying your needs and available resources.

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We want to remind our listeners to follow us on Facebook at Kentucky Ag Matters and also on X (@AgKentucky). You can email us with any questions or comments to [email protected]. Also, please rate us wherever you listen to our show—special thanks to Philip for this week’s information, and thanks to our listeners for joining in. We hope you have enjoyed our show and will make plans to join us again next week for our next episode. And until then, remember…

Kentucky Ag Matters!!!

Intro for show E

Hello everybody!  And welcome to Kentucky Ag Matters, a podcast designed to inform and educate both producers and consumers about all matters affecting Agriculture. On this week’s show, we visit with Philip Osborne, Store Manager for Nutrien Ag in Clay, Kentucky. And as always, we will wrap things up with this week’s Timely Tip. Thanks so much for joining us, and we hope you enjoy the show!

Podcast Outline for show E

Welcome to the show!

This week, your hosts will discuss Amazone Mfg. in Germany.

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Timely Tip: Look for opportunities to travel abroad to learn about International Agriculture. Whether it’s study tours, trips with equipment or input dealers, or leadership groups, learning about ag abroad will give you a different perspective on Ag here in the US.

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We want to remind our listeners to follow us on Facebook at Kentucky Ag Matters and also on X (@AgKentucky). You can email us with any questions or comments to [email protected]. Also, please rate us wherever you listen to our show—special thanks to Philip for this week’s information, and thanks to our listeners for joining in. We hope you have enjoyed our show and will make plans to join us again next week for our next episode. And until then, remember…

Kentucky Ag Matters!!!