April 23: Breckinridge County farmer Bobby Bell was among the latest class of farmers to join the Kentucky Cattleman’s Hall of Fame in 2026. Bell talks about the honor, his farming operation, and his work with Kentucky Venues.

University of Kentucky Ag Meteorologist Matt Dixon says with most of the state under a drought, some areas are being impacted more than others. He breaks the latest conditions observed by the U. S. Drought Monitor and the rainfall that it will take to make a difference across the state.

University of Kentucky Ag Meteorologist Matt Dixon says a dry winter has contributed to a drought that is impacting most of Kentucky. Dixon talks about recent dry years and how this year’s conditions differ from previous years.

Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance will host people from across the state during the 8th annual Clays for a Cause at the Jefferson Gun Club near Louisville April 21st. Smalldoane recalls the history of the event, the support they receive across the state, and the partners that benefit from the annual event that has raised more than two million dollars since the company started it.

We conclude our visit with JKS Skyfarm owner Jon Keith Smith as we discuss what crops he sprays and works with across Kentucky and the United States. Smith also talks about carrying on the tradition of ariel application that dates back more than 100 years.

JKS Skyfarm owner Jon Keith Smith talks about how his ariel application business has grown since he started and where he does much of his work. Smith also talks about his desire to please the farmer and make sure their priorities are at the top of his list.

Logan County farmer Jon Keith Smith has taken to the air to find his place in agriculture. Smith started JKS Skyfarm shortly after deciding to pursue his love of flying and tie it to a career as an ariel applicator serving farmers across the country.

New Holland dealers across Kentucky and the country are proudly showing off the new Roll Belt 561 Baler that was on display at the National Farm Machinery in Louisville and the 2025 Farm Progress Show. Alex Berwiger talks about the features of the baler and some changes that farmers will appreciate.

University of Kentucky Agronomist Dr. Chad Lee says a dry late winter and spring has allowed farmers to get ahead with much of their spring planting. Dr. Lee talks about planting progress and the condition of the winter wheat crop that is continuing to grow in the field.

Adam and Leslea Barnes say the popularity of their products is better than they could have hoped for. They talk about the development of mixes for consumers and where people can buy their products across the state.