Let's Get Rural Podcast

Let's Get Rural hits the road to Flemingsburg, Kentucky, for a special episode recorded during the Annual Fleming County Tractor Parade. What started as a parade became a celebration of everything that makes rural communities special: a deep appreciation for agriculture, a strong sense of history, and the people who keep those traditions alive. Hop on board as we take you straight to the heart of tractor country on this special road-trip edition of Let's Get Rural.

Harvest season is one of the most important times of the year for farmers, and it’s also a critical period for grain and commodity markets. On this episode of Let’s Get Rural, Kentucky Farm Bureau Commodity Marketing Specialist Taylor Thompson joins Tim Thornberry for a timely conversation about what farmers are seeing in the fields and what market analysts are watching as combines roll across the countryside. Learn about all the best information about Kentucky commodities at: https://www.kyfb.com/federation/programs/commodities/

Brooke Pardue with the Parklands Alliance joins the show todiscuss the upcoming Jack’s Lantern Trail event in Iroquois Park. Discover how thousands of Kentucky Proud pumpkins are transformed into incredible works of art, creating a one-of-a-kind fall experience filled with fun, creativity, and family-friendly entertainment for all ages.Learn more about Jack's Lantern Trail at: https://www.jackolanternlouisville.org/

Join us for a special episode of Let’s Get Rural as we uncover how agricultural education is making a difference in Kentucky classrooms! Discover the impact of "All In for Ag Education Week," a statewide initiative connecting students to the diverse world of agriculture and its exciting career paths. Christi Hack shares inspiring stories and innovative programs from Jessamine County, revealing how educators are helping students appreciate the vital role agriculture plays in their lives.Learn more at: https://www.kyagr.com/marketing/ag-education-week.html

Join us on Let’s Get Rural as we spotlight Kentucky Farm Bureau’s Generation Bridge Advocate of the Year award. This year’s honoree is Melissa Miller, farmer and Executive Director of the Kentucky 4H Foundation. Discover Melissa’s inspiring story and learn how she’s helping shape the future of agriculture advocacy in Kentucky.Learn more about the Generation Bridge Program at: https://www.kyfb.com/federation/programs/generation-bridge/