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Other News from the UK College of
Agriculture
Growing Kentucky
Print News
Radio News
UK Institute for
Rural Journalism
& Community Issues
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A U.S. Department of Homeland Security project to protect
the transportation of bulk milk is unveiled to
representatives of the dairy industry. |
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Kentuckians across the state responded to get moving on
Second Sunday. In 71 counties, city streets were closed
encouraging people to take part in some kind of physical
activity. |
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November is National Diabetes Month. Find out ways to
control the problem once it is properly identified. |
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An elementary school is involved in the University of
Kentucky’s PAWS Program which is designed to get students
and their teachers to move more and be healthier. |
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The Fine Arts Extension programs in Greenup County and Pike
County are off and running, while a third fine arts
extension agent will soon be added in Muhlenberg County, the
first for western Kentucky. |
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University of Kentucky College of Agriculture researchers
are taking aim at an endophyte fungus that damages tall
fescue, the United State’s most important cool-season grass.
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Extension
professionals showcased programs offered by UK’s Cooperative
Extension Service in a fun atmosphere at the West Kentucky
4-H Camp. |
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