Katie Pratt

April 25, 2022

2022 Research Looks Different at UK’s Princeton Station

Andy Bailey, UK extension tobacco specialist, lost nine of 10 barns at the station and sustained damage to his transplanter and sprayer. Photo by Stephen Patton, UK Agricultural Communications Specialist
March 18, 2022

UK Expert: Large Joro Spiders Likely Will Not Impact Kentucky

The Joro spider, top left, has many similarities to spiders already in Kentucky but also some distinct differences. Photos courtesy of bugwood.org.
March 15, 2022

Farmers, Tornado Victims Help Others Recover

Feb. 28, 2022

UK Research: Plant-based Meat Alternatives Growing but not Enough to Impact Beef Industry

UK agricultural economists found that while plant-based meat alternatives are a growing industry, they are not currently growing enough to replace the current demand for beef . Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
Jan. 13, 2022

Kentucky Agricultural Leadership Program Selects Class 13

Members of the Kentucky Agricultural Leadership Program in strawberry field
Jan. 10, 2022

The Rebuild of the UK Research and Education Center Begins

Welcome sign to the UK Research and Education Center in Princeton
Dec. 22, 2021

Doing What Families Do: Extension Helps Local Tornado Victims

Darrell Simpson, left, Muhlenberg County agriculture and natural resources extension agent, talks with livestock producer Kenny Smith
Dec. 14, 2021

UK Research and Education Center Takes Direct Hit From Tornado, CAFE Staff Find Ways to Continue to Serve

Aerial view of the UK Research and Education Center after it took a direct hit from a weekend tornado
Dec. 9, 2021

UK Entomologists: Human Skin Lipids Repel Bed Bugs

Bed bugs
Dec. 2, 2021

Kentucky’s Agricultural Economy Thriving, Record Receipts Expected

Image of crop fields

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