The AgriBusiness Association of Kentucky is the premier organization representing agriculture businesses in the Commonwealth. ABAK has been at the forefront of reducing overly burdensome government regulations that would harm Kentucky agribusinesses.
Read MoreThe mission of AgSafe is to provide practical health and safety education to the agricultural community. Since 1991, we have trained over 100,000 employers, supervisors, and farm workers in the most critical issues impacting worker safety, human resources, pesticide safety, and food safety.
Read MoreThe Community Farm Alliance works to organize and encourage cooperation among rural and urban citizens through leadership development and grassroots democratic processes to ensure an essential, prosperous place for family-scale agriculture in our economies and communities.
Read MoreThe Kentucky 4-H Foundation is an independent 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to the financial support of the Kentucky 4-H Youth Development Program. Kentucky 4-H supports youth by providing research-based programming, professional and adult mentors, leadership and job training, and opportunities to use their Head, Heart, Hands, and Health to better serve their communities.
Read MoreThe Kentucky Agriculture and Environment in the Classroom, Inc. works with our agricultural, environmental, and educational partners to produce and distribute Kentucky-based and standards-aligned resources and programs that showcase how our Kentucky farmers utilize our natural resources to produce sustainable food and renewable goods.
Read MoreThe Kentucky Agricultural Council (KAC) is an umbrella group representing all sectors of Kentucky Agriculture. Its 35+ members include non-profit organizations, trade associations, commodity groups, state and federal agencies, and institutions of higher education — all interested in the advancement and development of Kentucky agriculture.
Read MoreThe KAAE is a professional organization of agriculture teachers that provides leadership and guidance to fellow teachers, the Kentucky Department of Education, and the Kentucky FFA Association.
Read MoreThe Department of Agriculture was created to promote the interests of agriculture and horticulture in the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
Read MoreKentucky Farm Bureau has served as the "Voice of Kentucky Agriculture," representing the interests of agricultural producers and rural communities. The organization was founded at a meeting in Louisville in November 1919. With hundreds of thousands of members, KFB is one of the largest Farm Bureaus in the nation.
Read MoreThe Kentucky FFA Association is a student-led organization whose mission is to make a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success through agricultural education.
Read MoreThe Kentucky FFA Foundation builds partnerships with industry, education, government, foundations, and individuals to secure resources for the future of education, agriculture, and student leader development.
Read MoreThe Kentucky Poultry Federation was organized in 1957 as a civic and educational non-profit corporation. The federation exists for the purpose of fostering, promoting, and encouraging the improvement of production and marketing of all types of poultry, poultry products, eggs, and egg products in Kentucky.
Read MoreThe Kentucky Soybean Board promotes effective policies and legislation to ensure a growing and profitable soybean industry.
Read MoreThe Kentucky State Beekeepers Association (KSBA) is a volunteer-led, non-profit organization dedicated to apiculture in Kentucky, serving backyard, sideline, and commercial beekeepers.
Read MoreKentucky State University (KYSU) Cooperative Extension Program strengthens underserved communities, families, farmers, individuals and youth to improve their quality of life with state-of-the-art, research-based educational programs. The program is recognized as a leading educational organization that provides inclusive services to diverse communities. We value accountability, inclusion, integrity, partnership/collaborations, service, relevant, and research-based.
Read MoreKentucky Women in Agriculture (KWIA) is a 501(C)3 non-profit organization made up of a diverse group of individuals with ties to the agriculture industry in the Commonwealth.
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