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.

The 2026 wheat crop was one of the best in recent history for many farmers around the state. Hopkinsville Elevator Grain Manager Ben Westerfield talks about the wheat crop, yields, test weights, and how the crop will benefit farmers.

Harlan County Agriculture Extension Agent Jeremy Williams talks about one of the county’s most famous residents former University of Kentucky sports broadcaster Cawood Ledford. Williams talked about his miniature horses and how the community where he lived when he returned home was named for his family.

Harlan County Agriculture Extension Agent Jeremy Williams says 2026 has been a dry year in the county he serves. Williams talks about the impact of the dry weather and what he is hearing from farmers in his county.

Avalon Farm in Winchester is offering visitors a chance to get up close and personal with some unique animals. Cody McCord talks about the history of the farm,the traveling petting zoo, and the animals they have.

Christian County Farm Bureau recognized two legacy farms during their annual meeting at the Western Kentucky State Fair. Kentucky Farm Bureau board member Mary Kate Kordis presented awards to Steadfast Farms and Folz Farms to recognize their legacy in farming.

A dream became a reality July 1st when Lanes Picks Farm Stand opened in southern Todd County near Trenton. Travelin the Bluegrass introduces owner Lilly Shackleford and cousin Ashton Lear who work together to run the farm stand.