That is the goal of the KFTI, as we work together to make sure the farmland we have remains in production now and for future generations.

I think there is something inherent in most people to lend a helping hand to another who is obviously in need.

Where there was once land that produced food is now asphalt, pavement, concrete, dug into the soil with footers and foundations and manmade structures designed to withstand nature’s greatest forces.

Candid Conversation presents a discussion about the topical issues related to Kentucky Farm Bureau (KFB) priorities, the agricultural industry, and rural communities, in a question-and-answer format. In this special edition, Kentucky’s Storyteller Byron Crawford shares his memories of the more than 5,000 stories and columns he has written during his long and celebrated career.

While the big city seems to inch closer and closer to precious farmland in Northern Kentucky, farm families have learned to adjust and take advantage of a growing population.

Zac and Taylor Jones are first-generation farmers producing a variety of crops to make their Gallatin County farm successful. 

Throughout the history of this country, the value and importance of all those who have served and are currently serving in our armed forces can never be and should never be understated. Their service to this country continues to keep the U.S. free and a leader among nations.