Ag Programs
February 24-February 28
Planting treated Seed & Transplants to Control Pathogens
Disease free seed and transplants are critical to successful vegetable production here in Kentucky.
Updating the Grain Supply & Demand Market
Grain markets seem to have anticipated the USDAs' monthly supply and demand report quite well.
Understanding Economic Employment Data
In conducting a community analysis such as asset based development or a community economic analysis, employment data is a critical piece of information.
Applying Nitrogen Fertilizer On The Field
With winter in it's late stages, it is never too early to start thinking about the nitrogen fertility of wheat.
Rotating Crops In The Vegetable Garden
In the Kentucky vegetable garden, crop rotation can reduce losses from more plant diseases than any other single, cultural practice.
Ag Programs
February 17-February 21
Looking at U.S. Agricultural Exports for 2002
International markets remain essential to economic success for American agriculture.
Sanitizing Float Trays: A Critical Step In Tobacco Production.
Keeping tobacco diseases at bay begins at the very start of the growing process.
Getting The Most Genetics For Your Greenbacks
When the price of milk is low and cash flow is tight, many dairy farmers want to cut the cost of inputs.
Attending To Tree Activities Before Spring
In the fall, when the hardwood trees that we have drop their leafs, these trees take their sap and store it in their roots during the dormant winter stage.
Increasing Radon Awareness
There are many people in Kentucky and surrounding states who have never smoked a cigarette in their life and are now suffering from lung diseases. The culprit is Radon gas.
Ag Programs
February 10-February 14
Analyzing Decision Aid Software
Economic and financial decisions on the farm, should never be made on hunches, feelings or seat of the pants guesses.
Protecting Pesticides Through Safe Storage
Safe and secure storage of pesticides and fertilizers is a means of assuring the investments you made in these products will be preserved for the lifetime of the chemical.
Analyzing Kentucky Corn Hybrid Data
Corn Hybrids are being developed and analyzed at a rapid pace and many growers make new selections on an annual basis.
Deciding When To Assist With Calving
Do you have cows and heifers calving shortly? It is important to keep an eye on these animals to see if help is needed.
Looking For The Gummy Amber Substance On Your Trees
Gummy ooze on the trunk of your valuable fruit tree may look like a neat scene from Jurassic Park but it signals that you have a problem that needs solving.
Ag Programs
February 3-February 7
