Agriculture

Kentucky’s winter storms strained livestock producers with cold stress and calving risks, while insulating dormant wheat — though a late freeze could still threaten crops.

In a letter to congressional leaders, industry representatives charged that Trump administration policies "have caused tremendous harm to U.S. agriculture."

Farmers are facing the aftermath of a soybean showdown between the U.S. and China.

The money would be in farmers’ hands by the end of February, according to the administration.

The $345,544 grant, part of a $79.2 million USDA investment nationwide, helps Kentucky fund projects that enhance the competitiveness of specialty crops in the state and support specialty crop growers through marketing, education, and research.

A faith community preserves their sacred land in rural Kentucky.