Agriculture to EPA: Get the Science Right
Independent Scientific Panel Takes Another Look At Atrazine Kentucky corn and sorghum growers took time away from their farms to testify last week before an Environmental Protection Agency Scientific Advisory Panel (SAP) about the importance of Atrazine. The... Members of Congress Head Home to Hear from Constituents During August Recess
By Brooke S. Appleton I still remember arriving in Washington, D.C., as a young congressional intern and quickly figuring out my favorite and not so favorite aspects of the city. The hot, sticky summers here were one of my least favorite parts of Washington. But...
April Freeze No Effect on KY Corn Thanks To Soil Temperatures
Many central and eastern Kentucky farmers woke up on the morning of April 24, 2023 to freezing temperatures. The effects of a freeze like this can not only damage crops but also infect them with pathogens and other diseases. To learn more read Dr. Chad Lee’s...
Intensive Corn Management Seminar and NFMS promote productive conversation among growers
KyCorn had a successful relaunch of their Intensive Corn Management Seminar in Louisville this week, as a prequel to the Farm Machinery Show for Kentucky corn growers.Featuring agronomist John McGillicuddy and several Kentucky corn leaders and experts, the seminar...