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Nicholasville · NicholasvilleA new study on behalf of Farm Flavor has identified the states with the most family-owned farms. Now more than ever, people want to know where their food comes from. National conversations often center on “Big Ag” and corporate takeover of the food sector, but the latest USDA Census of Agriculture shows a more nuanced reality on the ground: most American farms are still run by families. Nearly 95% of U.S. farms are family-owned, and a large majo…See the Story
Kentucky Ranks 3rd Nationally in Family-Owned Farm Share
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Nicholasville · NicholasvilleOwensboro, KY – As communities and families prepare for the holidays and a winter heating season that is fast approaching, Atmos Energy is proud to donate an additional $2 million in energy assistance funding across the eight states it serves. These funds, which supplement the $1.5 million that Atmos Energy donated to energy assistance agencies in September, will help neighbors needing financial resources to pay for past-due utility bills, home …See the Story
Atmos Energy Donates $2 Million in Energy Assistance Funding, Fueling Hope and Growth for Neighbors in Need
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Nicholasville · NicholasvilleAcross Kentucky, families are working hard to build a life, raise their children, and put down roots. They want the same things generations before them wanted: the stability of a good job and a safe place to call home and raise their kids. But for too many Kentuckians, the path toward the American Dream has become more challenging, with only 53 percent of U.S. adults viewing it as even achievable anymore. Even with strong job growth and new econ…See the Story
Opportunity Starts Here: where working families can build their future
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