University of Kentucky Crop Scouting Competition 2025
Join the University of Kentucky Research and Education Center in Princeton at the annual High School Crop Scouting Competition, a career-focused contest for students interested in production...
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Red meat allergy webinar registration now open
University of Kentucky experts will discuss strategies to reduce tick bites as well as how to live with Alpha-Gal Syndrome on May 29.
UK Research and Education Center celebrates 100 years of environmental innovation
The University of Kentucky’s experiment station in Princeton celebrates its global impact on sustainable agriculture and the Kentucky farmers who drive and adopt these practices on Earth Day.
Bourbon Brood of periodical cicadas ready to sing this spring in Kentucky
University of Kentucky entomologists encourage farmers and homeowners to use non-invasive methods to protect their trees and shrubs.
Unleashing horsepower: The genetic secret behind equine stamina
University of Kentucky researcher Ted Kalbfleisch is helping advance knowledge of equine genetics and exercise physiology.
Finding community and camaraderie: Martin-Gatton CAFE student founded the UK Ranch Horse Team
Sam University of Kentucky student Grinnell-Spiller started the UK Ranch Horse Team as part of her equine science and management internship.
University of Kentucky study explores horse owners’ preparation and preferences for veterinary care
UK researchers have conducted the most expansive study on horse owner/veterinarian relationships to date.
University of Kentucky scientists reveal new insights into the state’s water quality challenges
Contaminant runoff is a major problem for Kentucky’s waterways. One University of Kentucky professor is hoping to help change all of that.
Beam Institute launches 'Kentucky Wildcask Bourbon,' a groundbreaking student-created bourbon brand
The world’s largest teaching distillery to release its own bourbon, with proceeds to benefit student scholarships, research and programming.
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"I enjoy watching people grow and develop, and that's what our college does." Hear more from Laura Stephenson about her vision as vice president for land-grant engagement and dean of the Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment >> bit.ly/4hyLtHg
At the recent State Extension Conference, extension professionals from @UKExtension and@KyStateU came together to embrace the mission of improving the lives of Kentuckians in all 120 counties.
‘Kentucky Wildcask Bourbon’ will be the first distilled spirit to hit the market coming from @beam_uky @universityofky, the world’s largest teaching distillery. Learn more >> http://bit.ly/4kB4DOK
