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Matt and Molly Adams Named Kentucky Farm Bureau Outstanding Farm Family of 2023

The Adams’ are passionate about expanding their farming operations and continuing to push the limits as first-generation farmers. “We hope to grow the row crop enterprise to 800 acres in the next 5 years and to 1000 acres in the next 10 years,” they noted. “We would also like to grow our cow/calf operation to 100 brood cows in the next 5 years by better utilizing the pasture we currently have.” 

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Celebrating Agriculture: The Heart of State Fairs

State fairs are one of America's beloved traditions, dating back to the early 19th century when agriculture was the backbone of the country's economy. Although society has greatly evolved since then, the significant role of agriculture in state fairs remains unaltered. These fairs not only showcase the finest agricultural produce and livestock but also provide an educative and engaging platform to celebrate and learn about farming and food production.

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Revolutionizing Kentucky Agriculture: Harnessing Robotics for Enhanced Efficiency

Discover how robotics is revolutionizing agriculture in Kentucky. From precision farming and crop monitoring to livestock management and data-driven decision-making, robots are enhancing efficiency, productivity, and sustainability in the state's farming practices. Embrace the transformative power of robotics and unlock the potential for a prosperous and sustainable future in Kentucky's agricultural landscape.

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The Imperative of Agricultural Career Education in Kentucky Schools

Discover the crucial role of agricultural career education in Kentucky schools. This blog emphasizes how these programs prepare students for an evolving industry, promote sustainability, ensure food security, and support Kentucky's economy. The importance of nurturing our next generation of agriculturists is underscored for the preservation of our rich agricultural tradition.

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The Indispensable Role of Community in Kentucky Agriculture

Kentucky agriculture thrives on its community network, highlighting the power of mutual support and knowledge exchange. This community-centric model promotes agricultural success, boosts the local economy, protects the environment, and cultivates future generations of farmers. The strength of the community is not just beneficial—it's indispensable to Kentucky's agricultural way of life.

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McGlones Farms

In Carter County lies the town of Grayson. It is home to McGlone Farms and Kee’s Farm Service. McGlone Farms has been in operation for six generations and traces its roots back to 1883. Kee’s Farm Service hasn’t been around nearly that long, but about ten years ago, it was purchased by Hannah and Jason McGlone, and business has certainly changed since Hannah took over. 

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Not Your Daddy's Drone

Farmers are always thinking, and many spend a great deal of time trying to figure out how to bring their kids back to the farm or how to make their operation such that there is enough cash flow to support the next generation.  One component of the agriculture industry that is especially appealing to younger farmers is that of precision ag.

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