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Kentucky training future ag leaders
For the past 25 years, the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture has partnered with the Kentucky Farm Bureau to
Abundant clover causing bloat problems
Reported cases of frothy bloat in cattle are up quite a bit in 2010 compared to recent years. Several University of
Dairy barns should be well ventilated
Historically, dairy barns were constructed like houses, striving to keep barns closed-in to protect cows from winter
Online guide simplifies ROPS retrofit
Research shows that rollover protective structures (ROPS), when used in combination with a seatbelt, are 98 percent
Lush Kentucky pastures causing bloat problem
As picturesque as cattle grazing lush pastures on Kentucky rolling hills may be, a closer look reveals a problem
Producers can manage genetic defects in cattle
Several cattle breeds have experienced occurrences of genetic defects. The most well-known defect is Arthrogryposis
Understanding cold stress in livestock
Kentucky is right in the throes of winter, and arctic blasts can cause problems for livestock operations, ranging from
Eastern Kentucky facilities consolidated
For decades the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture has offered eastern Kentuckians vital support through
Plan cattle feeding practices closely
So far, 2009 has been a great year for forage production in Kentucky with plenty of grass for grazing and even plenty
East Kentucky sweet potato harvest promising
Two years ago on a visit to Canada, Sarah Fannin saw something she was sure would be a good fit for east Kentucky
A little lime corrects big problems
Fall is the perfect time for farmers and homeowners to check their soils to determine acidity. A simple pH test can
Look closely at pre-conditioning calves
With fall just around the corner, Kentucky beef producers will soon begin crafting marketing plans for spring-born
Bull has big impact on beef cattle bottom line
Like the rest of the economy, producers in the agricultural livestock sector are feeling the crunch with cattle prices
Livestock under heat stress
Recently Kentuckians have experienced some of the highest heat indices of the season. Livestock become uncomfortable
Recent accident spotlights farm safety
Summer is a busy time for Kentucky farmers, and farming is one of the most dangerous occupations in the United States.

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