The Agriculture and Natural Resources program provides non-formal education in the areas of agricultural production, homeowner plantings, and natural resource utilization. Specific programs include information on food production, farm business management, marketing and processing agricultural products, natural resource management and home lawn and garden information. We address issues dealing with environmental stewardship, the rural-urban interface, and value-added enterprises.

check website weekly
weekly newspaper articles will inform you of upcoming events,
CATTLE SALES, MEETINGS, trainings, and cost-share programs.

DAVIESS COUNTY
2008 COST SHARE PROGRAMS ANNOUNCED
(SEE NEWS ARTICLE DATED jUNE 29, 2008)

Online Manual (Updated)
Using Foliar Fungicides to Manage Soybean Rust

2007 DAVIESS COUNTY RESEARCH AND DEMONSTRATION PLOTS

Link to breaking news topics of interest to agriculture involving information and warnings to areas. 

      
Grain

(Information regarding corn, soybeans, wheat, and grain sorghum such as, pest and weed control information, fertilize recommendations, seeding information, grain crops variety trials,  and other vital information to help you in the success of your crops.)

Livestock

(Information and articles regarding the care of your livestock: (Beef and Dairy Cattle, Goat, Horse, Poultry, Sheep, and Swine), Green River CPH Cattle Sale, Green River Area Beef and Forage Association information, and many more current up-to-date information.)

Tobacco

(Information regarding tobacco pest and weed control information, fertilize recommendations, seeding, and Tobacco Settlement, KY Blue Mold Warning System.)

Additional

 Related Links

(Other links to access additional information
related to Agriculture, Agriculture Statistics,
Aquaculture, Pond Management, Department of Forestry, Environmental and Natural Resources, etc.)

DROUGHT INFORMATION WEBSITE
(Information and Decision Aids for farmers, homeowners,
 and others to deal with the impacts of the drought)

USING FIELD CROP & FORAGE

 ENTERPRISE BUDGETS FOR KENTUCKY