Taylor Thompson joins the podcast again to chat with Tim Thornberry of the Kentucky Farm Bureau News Magazine to look forward to the fall outlook in Kentucky Agriculture. Learn about the KFB Commodity Program at: https://www.kyfb.com/federation/programs/commodities/
Cattleman and Market Reporter Carter Goff joins Renee and Matt for a fun conversation about the beef industry and how he navigates the changing markets. His day to day work with the KDA gives him the opportunity to connect with producers from across the state. To view the latest livestock reports go to: https://www.kyfb.com/federation/programs/commodities/livestock-reports/
KFB News Editor Tim Thornberry engages in an insightful conversation with this year's Miss Kentucky, Ariana Rodriguez, about her journey through the foster care system. Ariana emphasizes how her new role will shine a spotlight on crucial ways individuals can make a difference in the lives of those in need.Read Kentucky Farm Bureau News at: https://editions.mydigitalpublication.com/publication/?m=66493&l=1&view=issuelistBrowser
Curious about the journey of showcasing animals at the Kentucky State Fair? Today, join Renee and Matt as they engage with Evan Cotton and Daniel Laurent, who share their compelling stories from the world of agriculture. Discover how their experiences with raising and showing prize pigs have profoundly influenced their lives and character! Don’t miss this insightful discussion!Watch the livestream of all of the livestock shows at: ringsidelive.coRadio: https://www.facebook.com/wpkyonlineFollow Daniels Journey at: https://www.facebook.com/daniel.laurent.durocs
Join Renee and Matt as they welcome the Director of the Direct Farm Marketing Division at the Kentucky Department of Agriculture. Discover the exciting and diverse initiatives the department presents at the Kentucky State Fair and learn how these efforts support local farmers and communities!Kentucky State Fair Info: https://kystatefair.org/https://www.kyagr.com/Ky-agriculture/PressRelease/2025/Join-me-at-the-Kentucky-State-Fair-in-August
KFB News Editor Tim Thornberry engages in a compelling conversation with USDA Deputy Secretary Stephen Vaden, highlighting the significant challenges that our farm families are confronting today. Their insights shed light on the urgent issues that impact the future of agriculture.Read the latest KFB News at: https://editions.mydigitalpublication.com/publication/?m=66493&l=1&view=issuelistBrowser
Feeding Kentucky is an essential organization committed to eradicating hunger across the state. Through their innovative program, Farmers Feeding Kentucky, they connect local farmers with partner organizations, ensuring that fresh food reaches those in need. Join LaRue County farmer Scott Curle as he shares his inspiring journey with Renee and Matt, highlighting the profound impact that getting involved can have on our community.Learn more about Farmers Feeding Kentucky at: https://feedingky.org/farmersfeedingkentucky/
Brandon Stephens, a curator at the Kentucky Historical Society, vividly illustrates the evolution of farming practices through the years, highlighting the significant advancements that have transformed agriculture into what it is today.To Read KFB News Go To: https://editions.mydigitalpublication.com/publication/?i=848579&p=1&view=issueViewer
Case Shirrell is a passionate advocate for youth involvement in organizations that shape their future. In a conversation with Renee and Matt, he shares insights about his leadership role with 4-H and highlights valuable connections to KFB through the Institute for Future Agricultural Leaders Program. Join us to learn how these programs empower young leaders!Learn about Kentucky 4H at: https://kentucky4hfoundation.org/Learn about youth opportunities at KFB: https://www.kyfb.com/federation/programs/youth-development/
KFB News Editor enjoyed an engaging conversation with our talented summer interns, Hailey Turiczek and Sophia Schindler. This was followed by a compelling discussion with KFB Young Farmer Director Taylor Nash, offering valuable insights into the Institute for Future Agricultural Leaders (IFAL) Program. Don't miss this opportunity to learn about the future of agriculture!Learn More About Youth Programs at KFB: https://www.kyfb.com/federation/programs/youth-development/
For over 20 years, Roundstone Native Seed has been dedicated to growing and supplying high-quality, regionally adapted native seeds to the eastern United States. Today, join Renee and Matt as they converse with President John Seymour to discover the passion behind their work and the thrill of participating in the prestigious Leopold Conservation Contest.Learn more about them at: https://roundstoneseed.com/
Julia Rollins, the Director of Field Services for the Kentucky Farm Bureau, shares insights on the vital workings of the organization from the county to the state level. She highlights the essential role counties play in driving important policy initiatives, urging everyone to engage actively in this process for the benefit of our communities and agriculture.Learn how to get involved at Kentucky Farm Bureau: https://www.kyfb.com/federation/get-involved/Programs of Kentucky Farm Bureau: https://www.kyfb.com/federation/programs/
KFB News Editor Tim Thornberry engages in conversation with Tori Embry, the Executive Director of the Kentucky Dairy Development Council, to highlight the vital role of the state's dairy industry. Discover why this sector remains crucial not only for our economy but also for maintaining the quality of life in Kentucky communities.June Edition of KFB News: https://editions.mydigitalpublication.com/publication/?i=847071&p=1&view=issueViewer
In 1990, Bill Gallrein Jr. and his wife, Randie, opened Gallrein Farms Market to provide people with the opportunity to buy fresh vegetables straight from the farm. On today's podcast, Renee and Matt are chatting with Ellen Craig, the General Manager of the market, which has become a popular destination for fresh produce and other local products.Gallrein Farms Website: https://gallreinfarms.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gallreinfarms/Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/gallreinfarms/
What is the FSA? Join Kyle and Eddie as they sit down with David Wayne, the Executive Director of the Farm Service Agency, for an insightful discussion in the latest episode of Farm to Frankfort. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about the FSA's vital role in supporting farmers.Farm Service Agency Kentucky Website: https://www.fsa.usda.gov/state-offices/kentucky
June is National Dairy Month, a perfect time for Renee and Matt to sit down with dairyman John Riney and explore his inspiring journey as a farmer. Join them as they discuss the exciting changes in the dairy industry and the passion behind producing quality dairy products that contribute to our well-being.Learn more about the Riney Farm at: https://www.facebook.com/RineyDairy
Tim Thornberry, editor of KFB News magazine, emphasizes the profound impact of laughter, highlighting its ability to serve as the best medicine in challenging times.To read the KFB News Magazine go to: https://editions.mydigitalpublication.com/publication/?m=66493&l=1&view=issuelistBrowser
KFB News Editor Tim Thornberry sits down with 2024 Excellence in Ag Winner Bethany Mattingly to explore her inspiring journey in farming and her exciting new position with the Kentucky Department of Agriculture, highlighting the important contributions she is making to the agricultural community.KFB Young Farmer Programs: https://www.kyfb.com/federation/programs/young-farmers/
Tim Thornberry, KFB News Editor, reflects on his recent experiences riding alongside first responders in the wake of the devastating storms that have impacted our state. He highlights the profound impact individuals can have in such challenging times, showcasing the resilience and compassion that emerge in the face of adversity.To read KFB News go to: https://editions.mydigitalpublication.com/publication/?m=66493&l=1&view=issuelistBrowser
A familiar voice graces Renee and Matt in the latest episode of Between the Rows. Alan Watts, the esteemed farm broadcaster from WKDZ in western Kentucky, has been a pivotal figure in delivering agricultural news programming for years. In this engaging discussion, he shares insights from his career and highlights the crucial role that high-quality farming content plays, not only for the agricultural community but also for the general public. Learn more about the Morning Ag Report at: https://www.wkdzradio.com/show/alan-watts/