Join us on "Let’s Get Rural" as we go behind thescenes at the Kentucky State Fair. Corrine Fetter, Executive Director of Expositions for Kentucky Venues, shares how her dedicated team pulls off one of the state’s largest events and highlights why the fair is so vital to Kentucky's agricultural community.

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Each year, Miss Kentucky not only represents the Commonwealth at the Miss America contest, but also takes on a vital role as an ambassador for agriculture with the Kentucky Department of Agriculture. She plays a major part in the Kentucky State Fair, including the iconic Kentucky Country Ham Breakfast and Charity Auction. Join us on “Let’s Get Rural” as Miss Kentucky shares fun stories and insights from Agland during the fair.

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Join us on "Let’s Get Rural" as we dive into the world of livestock shows, a beloved tradition at state fairs across the country. In this episode, renowned judge Terry Burks shares his lifelong passion for animals and his dedication to mentoring youth in agriculture. Tune in for inspiring stories, behind-the-scenes insights, and a celebration of rural life.

If you love local food, the state fair, and way too many cookies, this episode of Let’s Get Rural is your jam. Join us as Mark Pohl, the fair’s new Cookie Guy, as he spills the tea on what it’s really like to bake up an insane amount of cookies for a state full of hungry fairgoers.

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Rural development remains a critical priority for farmersand rural residents across Kentucky. In a recent discussion, Rachel Chambers, a representative from USDA Rural Development, joined Renee Carrico and KFB News Editor Tim Thornberry to explore innovative strategies and opportunities that can help rural communities not only survive, but truly thrive!

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Let’s Get Rural welcomes historian Amalie Preston for a special episode on the history of Harrodsburg, Kentucky. From James Harrod’s frontier settlement to the region’s farming heritage, Amalie brings vivid stories and insights into the people who shaped Kentucky’s beginnings.Learn more about Harrodsburg's rich history at: https://harrodsburghistorical.org/

Join us as we sit down with two seasoned livestock experts who share their passion for teaching the ins and outs of running a successful livestock operation. From daily animal care to mastering the business side of farming, this podcast offers practical advice, insightful stories, and expert tips for everyone from beginners to seasoned ranchers.

Rural development is crucial to the future of Kentuckycommunities. It impacts our local economies, education, healthcare, and quality of life for residents across the state. On this episode, Travis Burton joins Let’s Get Rural to discuss his role in supporting and empowering rural communities.

Join us as we celebrate America's 250th anniversary byexploring the powerful connection between agriculture and military service. In this episode, we sit down with Jewett Borden, a veteran whose passion for farming and country has shaped his remarkable journey. Discover how veteransare strengthening agricultural communities across the nation, and how their service continues to make an impact, both on and off the field.

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Join Olivia McCants of the Kentucky Historical Society as she sits down with the KFB News Editor to explore the remarkable life and enduring legacy of Daniel Boone. Discover how Boone shaped Kentucky and left a lasting mark on the nation in this engaging podcast conversation.

Learn more about the Kentucky Historical Society at: https://history.ky.gov/