Kentucky Corn-growers President Micah Lester and Program Director Adam Andrews discuss a cover crop grant that is available through Farmers for Soil Health. They discuss changes in the program that provide easier access to farmers.

The Kentucky Cattleman’s Association is looking for the next class of Hall of Fame members. KCA’s Rachel Cain talks about the Hall of Fame, how to nominate someone, and who is eligible to become a member.

Kentucky Association of County Agriculture Agents President Chad Conway says they were proud to show off eastern Kentucky to agents from across the state during the annual association meeting. Conway talks about some of tours and special events that took place at the annual meeting.

County Agriculture Extension and Horticulture agents from across Kentucky gathered at Natural Bridge State Resort Park in June for their annual summer meeting. Kentucky Association of County Agriculture Agents President Chad Conway talks about the conference and some of the topics on the agenda.

Kentucky FFA members and guests from across the state will be in Lexington June 8 through the 11th for the 97th annual state convention. Kentucky FFA Executive Secretary Matt Chaliff previews the convention and some of the special guests expected this year.

Two new compact versions of the Case I-H Farmall are available this year to provide several work options on all size farms. Daniel Cote’ with Case I-H says the new compact Farmall fills a space between two popular Farmall models.

A well-respected plant and soil science professor is retiring after a distinguished career at the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, Food, and Environment. We talk with Dr. Dave Van Sanford who says good health, a new grandchild, and someone to carry on his work at the University of Kentucky are the reasons he is retiring.

Farmers across the country remain optimistic about heading into the 2026 crop year even though they are continuing to face some challenges. That is what USDA Undersecretary of Farm Production Richard Fordyce is hearing.

The cost of inputs and crop prices are on the minds of farmers across the United States. USDA Undersecretary of Farm Production Richard Fordyce says that is among the key concerns he hears as he travels across the country.