Renovating Hay and Pasture Fields (1-2)
Landscape plant diseases respond to 2007 drought (1-9)
Farmers exempted from chemical facilities anti-terrorism standards (1-16)
Meeting to help cattle producers recover from drought (1-23)
Alfalfa conference is Feb. 21 in Cave City (1-30)
Farm Machinery Show a time to look, consider options (2-6)
New device could save farmers money this spring (2-20)
Coming year could be challenge for cattle producers (2-27)
Replacing storm damaged tobacco facilities (3-5)
Splitting Fertilizer applications on forages (3-12)
Getting drought and heat damaged lawns back in shape (3-19)
Accurately using small quantities of pesticides (3-26)
Local tobacco transplants best option against disease (4-2)
Popular Fungicide in Short Supply for 2008 (4-9)
Make tractor maintenance routine (4-16)
Special approval granted for product to combat tobacco diseases (4-23)
Farmers Market Opening Saturday Morning (4-30)
Long hidden insect will make its presence known (5-14)
Summer grasses can stretch forage supplies (5-21)
Rain slows corn planting, hay production across state (5-28)
Blossom end rot can ruin tomato harvest (6-04)
Producers should begin scouting for blue mold (6-18)
Cicadas: Thanks for the Memories (7-2)
Biomass to biofuels short course offered (7-9)
Manicured yards, sunlight are natural tick defenses (7-16)
Field Day Focuses on Fruit and Vegetable Production (7-23)
Spencer County Extension: At Your Service (7-30)
Stockpiling forages for fall and winter pasture (8-06)
Tobacco collaboration between universities benefits all (8-13)
Soil Testing is Invaluable Resource (8-20)
Minor blue mold outbreak reminds farmers to practice caution (8-27)
Field Day Highlighting Spencer Agriculture (9-3)
Dry weather may have caused some cornstalk deterioration (9-10)
‘Moneywise’ provides information to help in tough economy (9-17)
Odds-defying UK Dairy triplets thrive (9-24)
Kentucky Beef Conference focus is planning for tomorrow’s markets (10-1)
Fall fertilizer applications to hay fields and pastures (10-8)
Fall’s vivid ‘lights’ are all about being ‘green’ (10-15)
Manage tobacco barns to prevent quick curing (10-22)
Weed control options for pastures following a dry summer (10-29)