State-owned equine venue sets sights on becoming self-supporting through partnerships and events, says Executive Director Laura Prewitt
Author - Mark Green
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LOUISVILLE (March 29, 2019) – Kentucky growers indicate they will plant more corn acreage but lower soybean and burley tobacco acres in 2019, according to the...
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