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2021

1 Jan 3-7 KYFBAK-0101 Bourbon County Farm Bureau received the Top County award in Membership Category 2 from KFB for 2021.

KYFBAK-0102 KFB's Jeff Harper outlines top priorities for 2022 session of the Kentucky General Assembly.

KYFBAK-0103 Wolfe County's Reid and Heather Graham have been appointed to the AFBF Young Farmer and Rancher Committee.

2 Jan 10-14 KYFBAK-0201 KFB President Mark Haney says Bluegrass delegates will help shape AFBF policy this week in Atlanta.

KYFBAK-0202 KFB President Mark Haney says it's important for delegates to meet in person this week in Atlanta.

KYFBAK-0203 KFB President Mark Haney says conservation and climate policy will play a role in a new farm bill.

3 Jan 17-21 KYFBAK-0301 Kentucky Farm Bureau Received the Pinnacle Award at the 2022 AFBF National Meeting.

KYFBAK-0302 AFBF President Zippy Duvall says infrastructure spending could help bolster rural population growth.

KYFBAK-0303 Kentucky's Terry Gilbert received the Founders Award at the 2022 AFBF National Meeting in Atlanta.

4 Jan 24-28 KYFBAK-0401 KFB Second Vice President Sharon Furches says the Generation Bridge Program is gaining momentum.

KYFBAK-0402 KFB First Vice President Eddie Melton says he's concerned about crop input supplies and prices for 2022.

KYFBAK-0403 Bath County Farm Bureau received the Top County award in Membership Category 3 from KFB for 2021.

5 Jan 31- Feb 4 KYFBAK-0501 Laurel County's Todd Brock has been elected to serve on the KFB State Board.

KYFBAK-0502 Clark County Farm Bureau received the Top County award in Membership Category 4 from KFB for 2021.

KYFBAK-0503 Pulaski County Farm Bureau received the Top County award in Membership Category 5 from KFB for 2021.

6 Feb 7- 11 KYFBAK-0601 KFB's Renee Carrico says the state's farmers share concerns over input availability and prices for 2022.

KYFBAK-0602 Kentucky Farm Bureau News Editor Tim Thornberry says the February issue will soon be available.

KYFBAK-0603 KFB's Todd Bright says thousands of students annually participate in the Jim Claypool Art and Conservation Writing Contest.

7 Feb 14-18 KYFBAK-0701 KFB President Mark Haney says county presidents and vice presidents will gather this week in Louisville.

KYFBAK-0702 KFB Executive Vice President Drew Graham says the organization lobbies for rural issues.

KYFBAK-0703 KFB Insurance Vice-President of Claims Rob Payne says tornado damage exceeds $250 million dollars.

8 Feb 21-25 KYFBAK-0801 KFB First Vice President Eddie Melton says elections will be a key topic at March district Farm Bureau Meetings.

KYFBAK-0802 Kentucky State Fair Board Member Marshall Coyle says it was good to have the farm show back in Louisville this year.

KYFBAK-0803 KFB Beef Advisory Committee Chairman Shane Wiseman says beef producers are getting squeezed in today's market.

9 Feb 28 - Mar 4 KYFBAK-0901 KFB Second Vice-President Sharon Furches sees many benefits of the annual Farm Bureau Congressional Tour.

KYFBAK-0902 KFB Leap member Katie Cecil sees political prowess is key for farmer leaders.

KYFBAK-0903 KFB's Heather Graham says the YF&R Committee is a tremendous asset to her and her family.

10 March 7-11 KYFBAK-1001 AFBF President Zippy Duvall says federal farm programs protect both farmers and the environment.

KYFBAK-1002 KFB's Renee Carrico says Kentucky beef quality is growing demand in the industry and with consumers.

KYFBAK-1003 KFB's Kyle Kelly says it's important for farmers to work closely with elected leaders in Frankfort and Washington D.C.

11 March 14-18 KYFBAK-1101 KFB President Mark Haney says members work hard to stay in touch with elected leaders.

KYFBAK-1102 KFB's Cloyce Hinkle says Kentucky farmers are expanding horticulture production.

KYFBAK-1103 KFB's Jackson Tolle says registration is now open for the Institute For Future Ag Leaders program this summer.

12 March 21-25 KYFBAK-1201 Hart County's Mitchell Logsdon reminds farmers and motorists to keep safety first this year.

KYFBAK-1202 KFB's Scott Christmas says there's a lot to celebrate in this year's Food Checkout Day.

KYFBAK-1203 KFB's Sharri Robinson says Ag Literacy isn't a message just for kids.

13 Mar 28-April 1 KYFBAK-1301 KFB First Vice President Eddie Melton asks motorists to keep watch for farm machines this Spring.

KYFBAK-1302 AFBF President Zippy Duvall says family farms come in all sizes.

KYFBAK-1303 AFBF Economist Shelby Myers says even with high commodity prices, some farmers may not show a profit this year.

14 April 5-9 KYFBAK-1401 KFB's Tim Goodlett says the State Tax Advisory Committee keeps a constant watch for changes to tax laws.

KYFBAK-1402 KFB Young Farmers and Ranchers Chair Taylor Jones says the state board welcomes the views of the next generation.

KYFBAK-1403 KFB's Melissa Huggett is a recent graduate of the AFBF Women's Communication Bootcamp.

15 April 12-16 KYFBAK-1501 KFB's Tim Thornberry says the April edition of Kentucky Farm Bureau News discusses the need for domestic energy production.

KYFBAK-1502 KFB Second Vice President Sharon Furches says the Master Settlement Agreement is invaluable for Kentucky agriculture.

KYFBAK-1503 KFB Executive Vice President Drew Graham says Kentuckians have reached out to help with tornado relief.

16 April 19-23 KYFBAK-1601 KFB President Mark Haney says farmers care for their community and their neighbors.

KYFBAK-1602 KFB First Vice President Eddie Melton hopes supply chain issues don't affect the 2022 planting season.

KYFBAK-1603 KFB Farm Safety and Rural Health Committee Chairman Mitchell Logsdon reminds farmers to plan for safety this Spring.

17 April 26-30 KYFBAK-1701 Nutrien Atmospheric Scientist Eric Snodgrass says there's an elevated chance for a hot dry summer.

KYFBAK-1702 KFB's Jeff Harper says agriculture fared well in this round of the Kentucky General Assembly.

KYFBAK-1703 KFB's John Sparrow says the annual Clays for a Cause event helps hungry Kentuckians.

18 May 3-7 KYFBAK-1801 KFB President Mark Haney says the Kentucky Derby marks a celebration of the state's equine industry.

KYFBAK-1802 KFB's Alex Barnett says horses are big business for lots of farms in the Commonwealth.

KYFBAK-1803 KFB's Fran McCall says Spring and Mothers Day are two big reasons to visit the state's certified farm markets.

19 May 10-14 KYFBAK-1901 Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell says Russian aggression in Ukraine is affecting global agriculture.

KYFBAK-1902 KFB Second Vice President Sharon Furches believes Kentucky voters should always show up at the polls.

KYFBAK-1903 KFB's Tim Thornberry previews the May edition of Kentucky Farm Bureau News.

20 May 17-21 KYFBAK-2001 KFB First Vice President Eddie Melton says maintaining rural roads and bridges is a top priority for Kentucky Farm Bureau.

KYFBAK-2002 Green County Extension Agent for Agriculture and Natural Resources Ricky Arnette says research is key to sucdessful farming.

KYFBAK-2003 Farmer and KFB Board Member Ray Allen Mackey says the Spring of 2022 has been challenging.

21 May 24-28 KYFBAK-2101 KFB Executive Vice President Drew Graham salutes the soldier's sacrifice this Memorial Day.

KYFBAK-2102 Kentucky Beef Producer Shane Wiseman says good forages are key to successful beef production.

KYFBAK-2103 Senate Ag Committee Ranking Member John Boozman says Washington is looking for ways to boost ag production.

22 May 31- June 4 KYFBAK-2201 KFB First Vice President Eddie Melton says planting the 2022 crop was expensive.

KYFBAK-2202 KFB's Joe Paul Mattingly says June Dairy Month brings a sobering look at the state's dairy industry.

KYFBAK-2203 KFB's Scott Christmas says teachers are encouraged to sign up for KFB Regional Teacher Workshops.

23 June 7-11 KYFBAK-2301 Sheldon McKinney says thousands of Kentucky ag youth will be in Lexington for the state FFA convention.

KYFBAK-2302 KFB's Jackson Tolle says 90 Kentucky ag youth will participate in the annual IFAL program this summer.

KYFBAK-2303 KFB President Mark Haney says leadership development is a top priority for Kentucky Farm Bureau.

24 June 14-18 KYFBAK-2401 KFB Executive Vice President Drew Graham says good will flowed from the tornado relief effort.

KYFBAK-2402 KFB Women's Committee Chair Mary Jane Cannon says women are playing a greater role in the public eye.

KYFBAK-2403 Melissa Miller says hundreds of Kentucky 4-H members will be on the UK campus this week.

25 June 21-25 KYFBAK-2501 KFB Second Vice President Sharon Furches says Vision 100 is an ongoing effort to grow the organization.

KYFBAK-2502 KFB's Fran McCall says the annual Certified Farm Market Tour gives the state's growers a chance to see new ideas.

KYFBAK-2503 KFB Young Farmer and Rancher Committe Chair Taylor Jones says input costs are a challenge for all growers.

26 June 28- July 2 KYFBAK-2601 KFB's Renee Carrico says AGLand will be back at the Kentucky State Fair this year.

KYFBAK-2602 KFB's Todd Bright says they're looking for performers for the annual KFB Gospel Music Showcase.

KYFBAK-2603 KFB First Vice President Eddie Melton says the policy development process is already underway for 2022.

27 July 5-9 KYFBAK-2701 KYFB Executive Vice President Drew Graham believes we should celebrate our freedom every day.

KYFBAK-2702 Oldham County FB Prsident Kevin Jeffries says they've been proactive toward grain bin safety.

KYFBAK-2703 Kentucky Department of Agriculture's Dale Dobson says Raising Hope is an effort to prevent farmer suicide.

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Week	Date	Event #	Description
2021
1	Jan 3-7	KYFBAK-0101	Bourbon County Farm Bureau received the Top County award in Membership Category 2 from KFB for 2021.
		KYFBAK-0102	KFB's Jeff Harper outlines top priorities for 2022 session of the Kentucky General Assembly.
		KYFBAK-0103	Wolfe County's Reid and Heather Graham have been appointed to the AFBF Young Farmer and Rancher Committee.

2	Jan 10-14	KYFBAK-0201	KFB President Mark Haney says Bluegrass delegates will help shape AFBF policy this week in Atlanta.
		KYFBAK-0202	KFB President Mark Haney says it's important for delegates to meet in person this week in Atlanta.
		KYFBAK-0203	KFB President Mark Haney says conservation and climate policy will play a role in a new farm bill.

3	Jan 17-21	KYFBAK-0301	Kentucky Farm Bureau Received the Pinnacle Award at the 2022 AFBF National Meeting.
		KYFBAK-0302	AFBF President Zippy Duvall says infrastructure spending could help bolster rural population growth.
		KYFBAK-0303	Kentucky's Terry Gilbert received the Founders Award at the 2022 AFBF National Meeting in Atlanta.

4	Jan 24-28	KYFBAK-0401	KFB Second Vice President Sharon Furches says the Generation Bridge Program is gaining momentum.
		KYFBAK-0402	KFB First Vice President Eddie Melton says he's concerned about crop input supplies and prices for 2022.
		KYFBAK-0403	Bath County Farm Bureau received the Top County award in Membership Category 3 from KFB for 2021.

5	Jan 31- Feb 4	KYFBAK-0501	Laurel County's Todd Brock has been elected to serve on the KFB State Board.
		KYFBAK-0502	Clark County Farm Bureau received the Top County award in Membership Category 4 from KFB for 2021.
		KYFBAK-0503	Pulaski County Farm Bureau received the Top County award in Membership Category 5 from KFB for 2021.

6	Feb 7- 11	KYFBAK-0601	KFB's Renee Carrico says the state's farmers share concerns over input availability and prices for 2022.
		KYFBAK-0602	Kentucky Farm Bureau News Editor Tim Thornberry says the February issue will soon be available.
		KYFBAK-0603	KFB's Todd Bright says thousands of students annually participate in the Jim Claypool Art and Conservation Writing Contest.

7	Feb 14-18	KYFBAK-0701	KFB President Mark Haney says county presidents and vice presidents will gather this week in Louisville.
		KYFBAK-0702	KFB Executive Vice President Drew Graham says the organization lobbies for rural issues.
		KYFBAK-0703	KFB Insurance Vice-President of Claims Rob Payne says tornado damage exceeds $250 million dollars.

8	Feb 21-25	KYFBAK-0801	KFB First Vice President Eddie Melton says elections will be a key topic at March district Farm Bureau Meetings.
		KYFBAK-0802	Kentucky State Fair Board Member Marshall Coyle says it was good to have the farm show back in Louisville this year.
		KYFBAK-0803	KFB Beef Advisory Committee Chairman Shane Wiseman says beef producers are getting squeezed in today's market.

9	Feb 28 - Mar 4	KYFBAK-0901	KFB Second Vice-President Sharon Furches sees many benefits of the annual Farm Bureau Congressional Tour.
		KYFBAK-0902	KFB Leap member Katie Cecil sees political prowess is key for farmer leaders.
		KYFBAK-0903	KFB's Heather Graham says the YF&R Committee is a tremendous asset to her and her family.

10	March 7-11	KYFBAK-1001	AFBF President Zippy Duvall says federal farm programs protect both farmers and the environment.
		KYFBAK-1002	KFB's Renee Carrico says Kentucky beef quality is growing demand in the industry and with consumers.
		KYFBAK-1003	KFB's Kyle Kelly says it's important for farmers to work closely with elected leaders in Frankfort and Washington D.C.

11	March 14-18	KYFBAK-1101	KFB President Mark Haney says members work hard to stay in touch with elected leaders.
		KYFBAK-1102	KFB's Cloyce Hinkle says Kentucky farmers are expanding horticulture production.
		KYFBAK-1103	KFB's Jackson Tolle says registration is now open for the Institute For Future Ag Leaders program this summer.

12	March 21-25	KYFBAK-1201	Hart County's Mitchell Logsdon reminds farmers and motorists to keep safety first this year.
		KYFBAK-1202	KFB's Scott Christmas says there's a lot to celebrate in this year's Food Checkout Day.
		KYFBAK-1203	KFB's Sharri Robinson says Ag Literacy isn't a message just for kids.

13	Mar 28-April 1	KYFBAK-1301	KFB First Vice President Eddie Melton asks motorists to keep watch for farm machines this Spring.
		KYFBAK-1302	AFBF President Zippy Duvall says family farms come in all sizes.
		KYFBAK-1303	AFBF Economist Shelby Myers says even with high commodity prices, some farmers may not show a profit this year.

14	April 5-9	KYFBAK-1401	KFB's Tim Goodlett says the State Tax Advisory Committee keeps a constant watch for changes to tax laws.
		KYFBAK-1402	KFB Young Farmers and Ranchers Chair Taylor Jones says the state board welcomes the views of the next generation.
		KYFBAK-1403	KFB's Melissa Huggett is a recent graduate of the AFBF Women's Communication Bootcamp.

15	April 12-16	KYFBAK-1501	KFB's Tim Thornberry says the April edition of Kentucky Farm Bureau News discusses the need for domestic energy production.
		KYFBAK-1502	KFB Second Vice President Sharon Furches says the Master Settlement Agreement is invaluable for Kentucky agriculture.
		KYFBAK-1503	KFB Executive Vice President Drew Graham says Kentuckians have reached out to help with tornado relief.

16	April 19-23	KYFBAK-1601	KFB President Mark Haney says farmers care for their community and their neighbors.
		KYFBAK-1602	KFB First Vice President Eddie Melton hopes supply chain issues don't affect the 2022 planting season.
		KYFBAK-1603	KFB Farm Safety and Rural Health Committee Chairman Mitchell Logsdon reminds farmers to plan for safety this Spring.

17	April 26-30	KYFBAK-1701	Nutrien Atmospheric Scientist Eric Snodgrass says there's an elevated chance for a hot dry summer.
		KYFBAK-1702	KFB's Jeff Harper says agriculture fared well in this round of the Kentucky General Assembly.
		KYFBAK-1703	KFB's John Sparrow says the annual Clays for a Cause event helps hungry Kentuckians.

18	May 3-7	KYFBAK-1801	KFB President Mark Haney says the Kentucky Derby marks a celebration of the state's equine industry.
		KYFBAK-1802	KFB's Alex Barnett says horses are big business for lots of farms in the Commonwealth.
		KYFBAK-1803	KFB's Fran McCall says Spring and Mothers Day are two big reasons to visit the state's certified farm markets.

19	May 10-14	KYFBAK-1901	Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell says Russian aggression in Ukraine is affecting global agriculture.
		KYFBAK-1902	KFB Second Vice President Sharon Furches believes Kentucky voters should always show up at the polls.
		KYFBAK-1903	KFB's Tim Thornberry previews the May edition of Kentucky Farm Bureau News.

20	May 17-21	KYFBAK-2001	KFB First Vice President Eddie Melton says maintaining rural roads and bridges is a top priority for Kentucky Farm Bureau.
		KYFBAK-2002	Green County Extension Agent for Agriculture and Natural Resources Ricky Arnette says research is key to sucdessful farming.
		KYFBAK-2003	Farmer and KFB Board Member Ray Allen Mackey says the Spring of 2022 has been challenging.

21	May 24-28	KYFBAK-2101	KFB Executive Vice President Drew Graham salutes the soldier's sacrifice this Memorial Day.
		KYFBAK-2102	Kentucky Beef Producer Shane Wiseman says good forages are key to successful beef production.
		KYFBAK-2103	Senate Ag Committee Ranking Member John Boozman says Washington is looking for ways to boost ag production.

22	May 31- June 4	KYFBAK-2201	KFB First Vice President Eddie Melton says planting the 2022 crop was expensive.
		KYFBAK-2202	KFB's Joe Paul Mattingly says June Dairy Month brings a sobering look at the state's dairy industry.
		KYFBAK-2203	KFB's Scott Christmas says teachers are encouraged to sign up for KFB Regional Teacher Workshops.

23	June 7-11	KYFBAK-2301	Sheldon McKinney says thousands of Kentucky ag youth will be in Lexington for the state FFA convention.
		KYFBAK-2302	KFB's Jackson Tolle says 90 Kentucky ag youth will participate in the annual IFAL program this summer.
		KYFBAK-2303	KFB President Mark Haney says leadership development is a top priority for Kentucky Farm Bureau.

24	June 14-18	KYFBAK-2401	KFB Executive Vice President Drew Graham says good will flowed from the tornado relief effort.
		KYFBAK-2402	KFB Women's Committee Chair Mary Jane Cannon says women are playing a greater role in the public eye.
		KYFBAK-2403	Melissa Miller says hundreds of Kentucky 4-H members will be on the UK campus this week.

25	June 21-25	KYFBAK-2501	KFB Second Vice President Sharon Furches says Vision 100 is an ongoing effort to grow the organization.
		KYFBAK-2502	KFB's Fran McCall says the annual Certified Farm Market Tour gives the state's growers a chance to see new ideas.
		KYFBAK-2503	KFB Young Farmer and Rancher Committe Chair Taylor Jones says input costs are a challenge for all growers.

26	June 28- July 2	KYFBAK-2601	KFB's Renee Carrico says AGLand will be back at the Kentucky State Fair this year.
		KYFBAK-2602	KFB's Todd Bright says they're looking for performers for the annual KFB Gospel Music Showcase.
		KYFBAK-2603	KFB First Vice President Eddie Melton says the policy development process is already underway for 2022.

27	July 5-9	KYFBAK-2701	KYFB Executive Vice President Drew Graham believes we should celebrate our freedom every day.
		KYFBAK-2702	Oldham County FB Prsident Kevin Jeffries says they've been proactive toward grain bin safety.
		KYFBAK-2703	Kentucky Department of Agriculture's Dale Dobson says Raising Hope is an effort to prevent farmer suicide.

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