In July 2024, the Fleming County 4-H and Agriculture and Natural Resources program hosted an intensive three-day day camp focused on Agriculture and Natural Resources. This comprehensive program engaged 21 youth participants, aged 9-12, in a diverse array of topics including Sheep, Beef, Dairy, Kentucky Reptiles, Buffalo and agriculture by-products.Day One: The group visited a local sheep producer, where participants observed the intricate process of sheep shearing as well as learning tips on ra...
W. Garrett Owen is an Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist of floriculture, greenhouse and controlled-environment crop production in the Department of Horticulture at the University of Kentuck... More
Describe the Issue or SituationThe holiday season often brings joy but also financial pressure as families try to balance budgets with gift-giving, decorations, and meals. Many residents expressed the... Read More
Teaching children mindfulness can help them focus on the present moment, deal with stressors, and understand their emotions. According to the Child Mind Institute, mindfulness can have a positive impa... Read More
Food scarcity remains a significant challenge for Robertson County, Kentucky, which has been designated as a food desert. A food desert is an area where residents have limited access to affordable, nu... Read More
The Farm School For Women program is an annual program hosted by the Buffalo Trace County area Cooperative Extension Offices, consisting of Bracken, Fleming, Lewis, Mason, and Robertson Counties. The ... Read More