Beekeeping in Kentucky is a popular hobby for many and provides a vital link for agriculture crops as a pollinator. Kentucky State Apiarist Amanda Skidmore says Kentucky has more beekeepers than people might realize.

A soybean seed treatment that has been in development for more than 10 years will be available for farmers to provide added protection to their crop in 2026. Technical Product Lead Syngenta Seed Care for Soybeans and Corn Dale Ireland says they have worked to develop Victrato for more than a decade.

As Jeff Nally presides over the 81st National Association of Farm Broadcasting’s annual meeting this week, he will celebrate serving as President of the organization for the second time in his career. Nally says he and the leadership team were focused on a new mission.

The stage is set for the 81st National Association of Farm Broadcasting’s annual meeting in Kansas City. Farm Broadcasters from across the country will gather at the Westin Crown Center in Kansas City as they have for many years.

Celebrating the successes of science and tackling misinformation are two of the premises behind Bayer’s Science Delivers campaign that was launched November 10. Bayer Scientist and Head of Sustainability and Crop Science Communication Jess Christiansen says the initiative is important for the future.

A radio station steeped in tradition is proudly serving Mount Sterling and other communities in northern Kentucky. Station Manager Tom McMackin says their group of radio stations began more than 40 years ago.

A guide to agritourism destinations is available for download from the Farm Credit Mid-America website. Public Relations Manager Charissa O’Daniel says the Farm and Fun guide was a neat project to compile.

Kentucky Farm Bureau President Eddie Melton the work of the state resolutions committee last week will be one of the primary focuses during the Kentucky Farm Bureau Convention in Louisville. The state resolutions committee met in Louisville to evaluate resolutions from every county.

With the North American International Livestock Exposition in full swing, the city and farm teams are getting ready for the annual Farm-City Luncheon and Wingtip Rodeo that will be held Friday, November 14. Kentucky Venues President David Beck says the event is a great chance to spread the importance of agriculture.

The Kentucky State University Director of 4-H Programs is a great example of how a person can rise above the hand they were dealt in life to become a leader. Dr. Shawn Gardner says his story is similar to many who came from the inner-city of Louisville.