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Agriculture
Radio News Archives
Radio Programs- Pre-recorded radio programs are offered
to commercial radio stations and to county Extension agents
via audio compact disks and tape
Ag Programs
December 31, 2001 - January 4, 2002
Getting The Most Out Of A Hay Crop
Getting your hay evaluated helps you know more about the hay
you have on hand and what your further needs may be.
Choosing The Right Tobacco Variety
You may need different varieties of tobacco for different
fields to take full advantage of disease resistance.
Increasing Property Values By Incorporating Streams
Urban stream restoration can result in added property
value and increase the esthetics of an area.
Fluctuating Gas And Fuel Prices
Many factors are playing a role in the ups and downs of gas
and fuel prices.
Keeping Warm In Winter Weather
There are several factors that effect your body's ability
to retain heat including relative humidity and wind speed.
Ag Programs
December 17- December
21
Crossbreeding
Among Dairy Cattle
Why is everyone talking about crossbreeding in dairy cattle
today? Are there advantages?
Managing
Reproduction In The Dairy Herd
Getting the cows pregnant should be one of your priorities
in managing your dairy herd.
Deciding
If Bt Corn Is Right For Your Farm
In these times of uncertainty how should producers decide
whether to use Bt corn.
Blending
Farm With Non-Farm Activities
The trend toward multi-job activity may have ramifications
for rural communities.
Reading
Soil Test Results
To get the full benefit from your soil test you need to know
what the numbers mean and how to best use what the test tells
you.
Ag Programs
December 10 - December
14
Choosing
Disease Resistant Tobacco Varieties
Choosing the right tobacco variety depends on the site where
the tobacco will be grown.
Maximizing
The Freshness of Christmas Trees
The best bet for a beautiful Christmas tree is to pick a fresh
cut tree and keep it as fresh as possible.
Planning
Feed Purchases
Deciding if you have ample feed stored for the winter will
depend on how much you have stored and its quality as well
as the needs of the livestock
Knowing
Where All The Bugs Go During The Winter
Those insects which caused you problems in your fields have
winter habits that you can take advantage of to decrease their
numbers.
Managing
Your Lawn In The Winter
Following certain winter care tips for your lawn now can result
in a beautiful, green lawn in the spring.
Ag Programs
December 3 - December
7
Accessing
The Phase I Forages Plan Monies
Kentucky Phase I tobacco settlement monies can help with forage
improvement plans on your farm.
Curing This Year's Tobacco Crop
Good curing practices can help you maximize your profit from
your tobacco crop.
Preventing Mastitis In Dairy Herds
Good management saves big money with prevention of mastitis
in the dairy herd.
Identifying Livestock Helps In Keeping Records
There are several choices to consider when planning the identification
program for your livestock.
Avoiding Bulb Root Rot in Spring Bulbs
Having a beautiful display of spring bulb flowers starts with
proper planting.
Contact:
Bob DeMattina, Communications Specialist
Phone: (859) 257-4953
FAX: (859) 257-1512
E-mail: rdematti@ca.uky.edu |
