Looking for ways to make your Thanksgiving Kentucky Proud? Check out these local farms so you can take on the Kentucky Proud Challenge at your Thanksgiving table! kyagr.com/Ky-agriculture…

Proud to host the Commissioner’s Appalachia Proud Summit, bringing together leaders and partners from across multiple states to strengthen agriculture and grow opportunities in our Appalachian communities. Grateful for the collaboration, the ideas shared, and the commitment to

Celebrated Farm City Day in Hardin County with a great group of leaders, farmers, and community partners. Always proud to highlight the strong connection between agriculture and our local communities that keeps Kentucky growing.

Great news for communities across the Commonwealth! The KY Dept of Ag has awarded a record number of county fair grants — strengthening local traditions, supporting youth programs, and boosting rural economies. Proud to continue investing in the fairs that showcase the heart of

In Madisonville for Food is Medicine Day at Baptist Health Deaconess, we highlighted how partnerships between hospitals, farmers, and community leaders are improving health outcomes through fresh, local food. Another great example of Kentucky leading the way in connecting

Big congratulations to the LaRue County High School junior chef team for advancing to the cook-off championship with their award-winning breakfast burrito! 🌯🔥 A job well done to all the talented teams who competed — your creativity and hard work continue to showcase the

Joined Bullitt Lick Middle School for their Hometown Harvest Week!🍎 It was great to see students exploring Kentucky agriculture, learning where their food comes from, and connecting with the farms that make our Commonwealth thrive.

We’re excited to open applications for the 2026 KDA Internship & Legal Fellowship! 🎉 We love our interns—they bring fresh ideas, energy, and a passion for Kentucky agriculture that keeps our team moving forward. If you’re ready to dive into meaningful work in ag policy,

Happy Thanksgiving, Kentucky!

Calling all high school student-athletes connected to Kentucky agriculture! 🏈🌾 Applications for the 2026 Kentucky Ag Athlete of the Year scholarships are now open — don’t miss your chance to be recognized and rewarded. marshallcountydaily.com/2025/11/21/ken…

This Shop Small Saturday, show some love for Kentucky! Support local businesses and farmers by choosing Kentucky Proud products—every purchase helps our communities and strengthens our local economy. #ShopSmallKY #kentuckyproud kyproud.com

Dale Dobson continues to set the standard for farm safety in Kentucky. His work bringing grain safety training to Meade County is making a real difference and equipping farmers with the knowledge they need to stay safe. Grateful for his leadership and commitment to protecting our

Honored to step in as Principal for the Day at Johnson County High School! 🎓 I had a fantastic time visiting classrooms, talking with students and staff, and seeing firsthand the passion that drives this school community. Thank you for the warm welcome and for all you do to

A thriving agricultural community is achieved through a rich diversification of agricultural products. The Kentucky Agricultural Development Board is working to create greater diversification through projects like those approved today. The work the board does strengthens the

Today wraps the 2025 USDA Food Administrators’ Conference, hosted by our KDA Foods Division. Food service directors statewide came together to learn, plan, and expand local food purchasing. Huge thanks to our KDA team for making this event a success!

Time is running out! ⏰ Students can now apply for the 2026 Kentucky Ag Athletes of the Year scholarships. This program recognizes young people who excel both in athletics and in agriculture — two pillars of discipline and hard work. Encouraging all eligible Kentucky students to

Commissioner Shell recognized counties showing outstanding support for Kentucky’s Ag Tag program at the 4-H Agents’ Conference. 🍀 Warren County led the state for the 8th year, supporting 4-H, FFA, and Kentucky Proud initiatives that grow student opportunities.

We can’t wait to welcome the next class of KDA interns in 2026!

Proud to join Kentucky Farm Bureau members and leaders at this year’s annual conference. KFB continues to be a vital partner in strengthening Kentucky agriculture, supporting farm families, and advancing our shared priorities for the year ahead.

The recent announcement of new federal assistance for America’s farmers is welcome news for rural communities across Kentucky. Our producers have weathered years of volatile markets, rising input costs, and continued pressure on family farms. This support will help provide