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Join podcast hosts Renee Carrico and Matt Hilton from Kentucky Farm Bureau (KFB) as they dive into engaging discussions, colorful stories, and informative interviews with the agriculture community.
Kentucky Farm Bureau hosts Let's Get Rural Podcast, a business show with 167 episodes published.
Join us as we spotlight Bella Franklin, a remarkable sophomore at Western Hills High School and the founder of “Buckle Up with Bella.” In this episode, discover how her community service initiative is raising awareness a
The county fair is a beloved tradition in rural communities nationwide, and it holds special significance for Kentuckians. Doug Banks, a member of the Meade County Fair Board, joins Let's Get Rural to discuss what makes
Join us on Let’s Get Rural as Pat Clements shares his inspiring journey of agricultural advocacy and leadership. Discover the real challenges wheat and small grain farmers are facing today—and why their stories matter no
Janelle Nicolai and her husband Roger took a leap of faith, diving headfirst into the world of agriculture. After years of trial and error, their Farm on Rough River now thrives with a bounty of meats and vegetables. Dis
Discover the story behind Chaney’s Dairy Barn, a beloved Bowling Green institution that’s become synonymous with ice cream in Warren County, Kentucky. Join us as Carl Chaney shares how his family transformed a traditiona
Join KFB News Editor Tim Thornberry as he sits down with David Wayne to explore the wide range of opportunities available to agriculture producers through the FSA. Discover valuable programs, resources, and expert insigh
May is Beef Month, so we caught up with Bradon Burks of the Kentucky Cattlemen's and Beef Council to discuss the industry and explore some unique ways we celebrate our cattle farmers. Learn more about the beef council at
Chris Pierce of Pulaski County joins Let’s Get Rural toshare valuable insights into innovative practices he implements on his farm to decrease the cost of production. During the conversation, Chris explains how these str
BCTC Equine’s Dixie Kendall joins the Let’s Get Ruralpodcast to share her journey in the racing industry and her passion for education. Learn about the North American Racing Academy, the first community college-based rac
Each year, the world pauses for two minutes to watch the legendary Kentucky Derby. Countless dedicated equine veterinarians work tirelessly to keep the athletes in peak condition—but none are more renowned than the team
Glean Kentucky is a valued partner of Kentucky Farm Bureauand a recipient of funds raised at the KFB Insurance Clays for a Cause event in April. Jennifer Palmer, Executive Director, joins Let’s Get Rural to discuss the u
Brent Gatton, The Chair of the United Soybean Board and afifth-generation grain producer, discusses the role of the board, as well as successes and challenges with the soybean sector. The USB manages the national soy che
Discover the inspiring story of Scott Porter, the 2025Kentucky Farmer of the Year, in this episode of Let’s Get Rural. Learn how Porter's dedication, innovative farming practices, and commitment to community service earn
Mark Thomas, a multigenerational farmer from Hardin County, Kentucky, began sharing his farm life in innovative ways during the pandemic. This openness has created interesting opportunities for him to become a voice for
Each year, the Kentucky Farm Bureau honors the top woman farmer in Kentucky. This year, the spotlight shines on Kristan Wright of Henry County! Tune in as Kristan sits down with us to share her inspiring journey in agric
What started in a tobacco barn has grown into a major scholarship fundraiser. Join us as Aaron Clark shares the story of how the Fayette County Farm Bureau has hosted a big equipment auction for over 40 years—and how it
Today, we're celebrating the achievements of two outstanding high school students: Clara Belle Bishop of Nelson County and Jeremiah Jury of Owen County. They were just named winners of the Kentucky Farm Bureau 2025 Outst
Each year, the Kentucky Farm Bureau sends its brightestyoung farmers to compete at the national level. On this episode of Let’s Get Rural, Cody Burke of Franklin County shares his experience and success at the American F
Ella Fourqurean, the Expositions Sales Manager at KentuckyVenues, joins Let’s Get Rural to discuss managing the National Farm Machinery Show at the Kentucky Expo Center—the nation’s largest indoor farm show. With over 1.
Kentucky Farm Bureau Commodity Marketing Specialist Taylor Thompson joins the podcast this week to talk aboutthe issues farmers are facing this year as they prepare for planting season. Learn more about the work of the K
Chris Pierce
mental performance coach · Pulaski County
1 appearance on this show
Jennifer Palmer
wellness and spiritual advocate
1 appearance on this show
Mark Thomas
Design Automation Tool Support Specialist · Fellowships of the Spirit
1 appearance on this show
Aaron Clark
agronomist and ag retail pro · Fayette County Farm Bureau
1 appearance on this show
Taylor Thompson
Commodity Marketing Specialist · Kentucky Farm Bureau
1 appearance on this show
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Let's Get Rural Podcast is hosted by Kentucky Farm Bureau. The show is categorised under business (non-profit) and has published 167 episodes.
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