As greens fade, reds and yellows pop
Autumn foliage in Kentucky stacks up against any rival. A rich variety of tree species means the state enjoys the full palette of fall colors.
First Impressions leaves good impression with participating communities
Trained volunteer teams make unannounced visits to Kentucky communities in order to assess their strengths and weaknesses—very much like stores use secret shoppers.
A Global Battle Against Hunger
Hunger is the enemy. CAFE faculty and students are battling around the globe. Photo credit: Sam McNeill.
Mapping Disease
The VDL's Jacqueline Smith is creating digital maps of disease outbreaks to benefit producers.
College News
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The work of agricultural economics student Abdelaziz Lawani is featured in a Boston Globe op-ed written by Chelsea Clinton.
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A webinar series from Oct. 26 through Dec. 7 will provide will disburse useful information for woodland owners and those who have an interest in trees and wildlife.
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