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 Alan Watts, News and Farm Director with Your Ag Edge Network.  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 Your Ag Edge Network.

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Timely Tip: Support your local Radio station. Local stations are vital to our communities for local news, weather, and information.

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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 Alan 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 Trigg County Farmer Donovan Washer.  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 Non-traditional avenues into agriculture in Kentucky.

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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 Evan Tate, Ag Agent in Hancock 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 Quality Show animals.

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Timely Tip: If you’re making the investment in a quality show animal, be willing to physically view the live animal yourself, or have a trusted person verify the quality of the animal.

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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 Evan 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 Curt Judy, retired Ag Agent in Todd 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 Curt Judy’s career in Extension, and the changes in Agriculture that have taken place during that time..

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Timely Tip: Take measures to reduce the risk of equipment and field fires

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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 Curt 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 Sheriff Billy Braden, Sheriff in Webster 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 Maintaining Road Safety during Harvest time.

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Timely Tip: Maintain a safe following distance when following farm equipment, semi-trucks, or any vehicles on the road. Producers should utilize escort vehicles when appropriate.

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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 Billy 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 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 Fall Pasture and Hay Field renovation.

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Timely Tip: It’s time to soil test! Knowing your soil fertility and ph is crucial to new seedings as well as existing stands. If fall seeding is planned, getting a good stand at establishment will help the overall quality of the stand and will increase yields over time.

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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 Chris 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 Dr. Chad Lee, Extension Grain Crops 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 2025 Growing Season.

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Timely Tip: Prepare equipment now for harvest time! Most of the crops are made, and it’s a good time to start preparing equipment by servicing, inspecting tires, inspecting header trailers, grain carts, and organizing grain storage areas. It’s also a great time to start lining up escort vehicles and drivers.

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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 Chad 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 Dr. 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 2025 Corn disease pressure.

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Timely Tip: Prepare equipment now for harvest time! Most of the crops are made, and it’s a good time to start preparing equipment by servicing, inspecting tires, inspecting header trailers, grain carts, and organizing grain storage areas. It’s also a great time to start lining up escort vehicles and drivers.

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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 Dr. Carl Bradley, 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 Soybean Diseases.

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Timely Tip: Prepare equipment now for harvest time! Most of the crops are made, and it’s a good time to start preparing equipment by servicing, inspecting tires, inspecting header trailers, grain carts, and organizing grain storage areas. It’s also a great time to start lining up escort vehicles and drivers.

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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 Carl 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 will talk about KACAA, our recent National Meeting, and a seasonal crop update for our producers.  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 KACAA, NACAA, and a seasonal crop update.

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Timely Tip: Support your local Extension Office! And let it support you!

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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. Also, please rate us wherever you listen to our show.  Special thanks to our associations for this week’s topic, 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!!!