Bolt Receives CAFE Undergraduate Research Award
Agricultural and Medical Biotechnology undergraduate student Bridget Bolt has been awarded a CAFE Undergraduate Student Research Activity Award (RAA).
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Grad Students Receive CAFE Research Activity Awards
On November 12, four graduate students from Horticulture, from left, Mohammad Alsabri, Chelsea Maupin, Tajbir Raihan and Jia Tan, were awarded CAFE Graduate Student Research Activity Awards to enhance their research projects.
Adding value to Kentucky Wines: Creation of the Kentucky Wine Technical Group
The University of Kentucky Department of Horticulture's Jeff Wheeler, Kendall Corbin (currently Biosystems & Agricultural Engineering) and Carlos Rodriguez López received USDA Specialty Crop Block Grant Program funding to,
López publishes paper
The Department of Horticulture's Dr. Carlos Rodríguez López has published a paper in the journal Horticulture Research. Kiflu Tesfamicael, research analyst in Lopez's group is the leading author.
Updated Fruit and Nut Cultivar Nursery Sources publication available
The Department of Horticulture's Fruit and Nut Cultivar Nursery Sources (HortFact-3002) publication has been updated for 2020 and reformatted to make it more user-friendly.
DeBolt Named University Research Professor
Dr. Seth DeBolt of the Department of Horticulture has been named a 2020-21 University Research Professor.
Industry Magazine Honors Hort Department's Owen
Greenhouse Product News (GPN) has named W. Garrett Owen, who recently joined the UK Department of Horticulture as an Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist
Components of Facebook Business Pages Webinar Recording Available
The UK Center for Crop Diversification and the Kentucky Center for Agriculture and Rural Development (KCARD) teamed up for a webinar on May 12.
W. Garrett Owen Joins Department of Horticulture
Dr. W. Garrett Owen has joined the Department of Horticulture as an assistant professor and extension specialist of floriculture, greenhouse and controlled environments.
COVID-19 and Farmers Markets Webinar Recording
Farmers Markets in Kentucky are considered essential businesses and are remaining open during the pandemic, but there are some precautions and considerations you need to take to help keep your community safe.