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Kentucky State Cooperative Extension Highlights Innovative Farming with Sheep at Martin County Music Festival
Attendees at the Stidham Old Time Music Festival were treated to more than just melodies; they received a hands-on lesson in the future of sustainable agriculture in Eastern Kentucky. A workshop led by Kentucky State University Cooperative Extension Coordinator Richard Shmikler demonstrated how rotational grazing with sheep can be a powerful tool for managing invasive species and regenerating soil on reclaimed mine sites.
Kentucky State Researchers Find Surface Water Poses Higher Contamination Risk
Researchers at Kentucky State University have published critical findings from a project showing that surface water used for irrigation poses significantly higher risks for bacterial contamination than groundwater, potentially threatening food safety, especially for small-scale farmers across the state.
Duncan School of Law Enters Agreement with Kentucky State University
Lincoln Memorial University Duncan School of Law (LMU Law) has entered into a new articulation agreement with Kentucky State University (KSU) to strengthen academic collaboration and expand opportunities for KSU students to pursue a legal education.
Kentucky State Graduate Student Sudip Poudel Publishes Research in Nature Portfolio Journal
Sudip Poudel, a recent graduate of Kentucky State University's M.S. in Environmental Studies program, recently published research in Nature Portfolio's Scientific Reports Journal. The paper, titled "Identifying the most sensitive growth stages of soybean to defoliation," explores his work at Kentucky State.