Oldham Countys top ag commodity is horses, and supporting horse owners and managers remains a high priority. According to the 2022 Kentucky Equine Survey, Oldham County ranked 6th in Equine Acres, 6th in Equine Value, and 7th in Equine Operation Income. Income from services and value of equine sold totaled 49 million dollars. Oldham County horse uses include racing, showing, breeding, trail riding, and idle horses. While the countys horse uses span the spectrum, all have a common need for pastu...
Tehran JewellArea Agent in Financial ManagementThe KSU Small Farmer ProgramEmail: tehran.jewell@kysu.edu400 East Main StFrankfort, KY 40601502-597-6310Small Farm Area AgentMr. Tehran Jewell joined the... More
The Grayson County 4-H Agent has increased school program reach throughout the counties four elementary schools. Positive youth programming spans primarily from grades second through fifth grades, wit... Read More
Estate planning allows people to control what happens to their possessions after their passing. Without a legally recognized plan in place, the government may dictate how someones assets are distribut... Read More
Harlan County is comprised of 259,784 acres of forest land in which 93% is privately owned. Kentuckys timber industry depends on Certified Master Loggers to keep the timber economy strong. Kentucky M... Read More
Small farms who raise niche crops and small scale produce are often at a disadvantage when marketing their products on a regional scale. Additionally, small operations often do not have the facilities... Read More