AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHemp and Water Quality: A University of Kentucky study suggests expanding hemp acreage could diversify crops and help improve water quality and bird diversity. Kentucky farmers planted 4,800 acres of industrial hemp in 2025. Wildlife Protection: Kentucky opened two wildlife management areas covering 1,337 acres, while officials reported distemper in a dozen raccoons in Clark County. The state is also sinking Christmas trees in local lakes to support fish. Pollution: An oily spill near I-64 in Eastern Kentucky briefly closed the road before it reopened.
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