Kentucky
A Kentucky farm mom captured this heartwarming moment while saving a newborn calf from the cold.
The ceremony will be livestreamed for those who cannot attend the event in Louisville.
New facility aims to advance, support and communicate continuous improvement of livestock production, economic vitality and environmental stewardship, as well help collaboration between all livestock and agriculture industry groups.
The Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment Meat Cutting School offers fun and impactful hands-on workshops, adding valuable skills to the labor force in Kentucky’s meat processing industry.
Cost-share dollars in Tennessee and Kentucky have helped producers make genetic improvements to herds and increased producer education.
A University of Kentucky research study will focus on how 5-HTP influences feed intake, vasoconstriction and gut health.
Having faith and patience, and seeking help from mentors helped first-generation Kentucky cattleman start farming full time.
After years of letting negativity and discouragement hold him back from full-time farming, the first-generation Kentucky farmer decided to take a leap of faith.
Kentucky is the 27th state to put a wall up against the legislation. EPA countered Kentucky’s move, asking the court to make clear that the latest rule does not apply nationwide.
With less people living on farms and ranches and understanding where food comes from, Farm Bureau provides agriculturally accurate resources to urban elementary school.
F.L. Sipes Farms of Ekron is the recipient of the 2021 Kentucky Leopold Conservation Award®. The award recognizes extraordinary achievement in conservation and management of natural resources by American farmers.
At the 2019 North American International Livestock Show in Louisville, Kentucky, nine of the 12 living members of the Prestigious Saddle & Sirloin Portrait Gallery gathered.
Kentucky State Police are investigating the shooting of two show cattle owned by Kyleigh Cline, Butler, KY.
Registration is open for one of the University of Kentucky’s most anticipated grazing education events of the year.
A Kentucky cattle company and veterinarian are alleged to have shipped more than 60,000 cattle without proper health inspections and falsifying documents for at least 600 different certificates.
He feeds his herd of 35 cattle without starting his tractor in cold months.
Cattle farmer, 79, known for crazy Kentucky-fan costumes
Kentucky beef cattle producers voted to assess themselves an additional $1 per head on cattle marketed in Kentucky in a statewide referendum held in November.