KFB Candid Conversation presents a discussion about the topical issues facing the agricultural industry and rural communities in a question and answer format. In this column, Dani Rodgers, Partnership Specialist with the U.S. Census Bureau discusses the census process and why it is so important, especially to rural communities.
Kentucky Student and Career Readiness Director Matt Chaliff says it is not only important to salute FFA members during National FFA Week, but is also a great time to thank FFA Advisers. Chaliff talks about the importance of FFA Advisers and the ever-changing focus of agriculture programs at schools across the state.
Kentucky Soybean Association board member Jed Clark from Graves County was among farmers who recently shared the message of agriculture and soybeans at the 55th Annual National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville. Clark talks about his conversations with show visitors and his family farm in Graves County.
Governor’s Office of Ag Policy Director Warren Beeler is continuing to serve under new Governor Andy Beshear. Beeler talks about his role with the new administration, the focus on Ag Tech, and the need for farmers to continue to tell their story.
Kentucky FFA President Haley Nelson from Franklin County says her year leading the state organization has been exciting. Haley talks about her year, National FFA Week, activities that will be taking place, and her background in agriculture and the FFA.
More than 14,000 Kentucky FFA members will join others around the nation this week in celebrating National FFA Week. Matt Chaliff, Kentucky Student and Career Readiness Director, says FFA chapters will participate in a number of activities to help their community appreciate agriculture and the FFA.
