Wheat from Kentucky farmers is processed locally and is shipped across the world to a variety of customers. Hopkinsville Elevator Grain Manager Ben Westerfield talks about where wheat from Kentucky farmers is sold and what the wheat is used for by the buyers.

Kentuckian Donald Dunn recently served as the Master of Ceremonies for the National Championship Gaited Mule Show in Harriman, Tennessee. Dunn talks about the mule show, what the show is like, and the importance of mules in agriculture today.

Kentucky Farm Bureau President Eddie Melton says data centers are on the minds of members across the state. He says he will be working to learn more about data centers and how they could impact agriculture across the state.

Kentucky Farm Bureau President Eddie Melton says passing a farm bill and labor are two major issues that are being debated in Congress. Melton talks about the importance of passing a farm bill and how labor issues are impacting farming operations in Kentucky.

Todd County Agriculture Extension Agent Traci Johnson and retired University of Kentucky Agronomist Dr. Loyd Murdock talk about a Fragipan Field Day at the Kenner-Walker Farm in Todd County. They talk about the speakers and what farmers can learn from the work that is taking place on the farm.

Kentucky Farm Bureau President Eddie Melton says the recent Young Farmers gathering in Christian County was an exciting time to spend time with the future of the organization. Melton also talks about the mood of farmers across the state during this growing season.

The Kentucky Young Farmers Association will visit several farms and agribusinesses during the 50th annual Summer Tour that is taking place July 24th and 25th in Western Kentucky. State President Sydney Johnson talks about the tour stops and what participants will have a chance to see.

The Kentucky Young Farmers Association will host the 50th annual Summer Tour this weekend in Western Kentucky. State President Sydney Johnson talks about the history behind the tour and the celebration that will take place July 24th and 25th.

University of Kentucky Agronomist Dr. Chad Lee says some central Kentucky farms experienced flood damage from heavy rain that has moved across the state this spring and summer. Dr. Lee talks about the damage and the impact it will have on farmers.

The University of Kentucky will host the Corn, Soybean, and Tobacco Field Day at the Research and Education Center in Princeton Tuesday, July 21. Grain and Forage Center of Excellence Director Dr. Chad Lee previews the field day and the topics that will be covered this year.