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Wildflowers of Kentucky: 4th of July Fireworks Flower


2018-07-14 - Christine-Sano Road, Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
With a Garden-of-Eden, Chip-and-Joanna derivative nomenclature, that's - 4th of July Fireworks Flower - what this flower was named right of the box, before our botany betters, an internet search, or someone else mercifully tells us its binomial or popular name. - EW


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FM2 - Farm-to-market transports laden with corn, tomatoes


2018-07-14 - FM2 at Municipal Parking Lot, Campbellsville & Merchant Streets, Columbia, KY - Photo Credits: Starring - Sonny Vance. Creative Director - Trilby Vance; Photography - Donna Jones, Big Black Dog Farm.
Sonny Vance of Sonny's Woodworking & More Cane Valley, KY is at FM2 today with a line of classic handcrafted toys and home decor. Above, he poses with two of his wife's and craft show buyers' favorites over the years. The tractor pulling a wagonload of sweet corn and the farm truck carrying a pick-up load of red tomatoes and pulling a trailer with a whopper yellow one. For now, these models are no longer in production, which makes them of interest for collectors to buy as speculative investments. The Vances are at the today's market, which was scheduled from 8am-1pmCT, today, Saturday, July 14, 2018. - EW


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Incredible! John Mark Partin & Haley Ellison - Sweet Corn


2018-07-14 - FM2 at Municipal Parking Lot, Campbellsville & Merchant Streets, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
John Mark Partin & and his girlfriend, Haley Ellison, were, not incredibly, almost sold out of "Incredible" sweet corn after arriving at Farmers Market on the Square with a full truck load of it. Corn here, and with most sellers in Adair County, is $4 per dozen/and if it had been sold from a stall or in a restaurant/slathered in butter, it would retail for $2-4 depending on whether sold by the ear or half ear, returning $24 to $48 on a $4 investment! We have seen is on restaurant menus since Ol' Joe's BBQ turned it in the National Food of Adair County. The incredible taste sweet corn is what gives it such value. John Mark is the great grandson of the late Ray Partin, a legendary figure in the development of Adair County agriculture. His grandfather, Terry Partin was there today, too, making sure that when the truck left the Municipal Parking lot, their space would be cleaner than they found it. - EW


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(FM2) Favorite Kid Pictures: Seeing Double


2018-07-14 - Campbells Hollow Ranch, 180 Hollow Branch Road, Albany, KY. .
Kathy Campbell of Campbell's Hollow Ranch writes: "These little ones are two of our kids, and are very photogenic. It is like seeing double. Sorry, they are not for sale. We've sold all of our kids for this year. But do come see us at Farmer's Market on the Square, Saturday, July 14, 2018. with our "Homemade from the Farm, Sloping Pasture, Nubian Dairy Goat products, Honey, Fresh Flowers, and Market Bouquets. - KATHY, 270-585-4253
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FM2 - Lakin Helm & one of Grandpa Darrell's Big Green Peppers


2018-07-14 - Coview Farm, Coburg, KY - Photo - Lonely Acres Farm photo by Caitlin Helm.
Lakin Helm holding Grandpa Darrells green bell pepper he picked and is asking everyone to come on down to the Farmer's Market on the Square Saturday today, 8am-12pmNoonCT, on the NW Corner of Merchant & Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY, for some fresh fruits & veggies and be sure to bring your kids and let them sign up to receive "Kid's Buck." - CAITLIN HELM.
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CES Summer Wings trip to Salato Wildlife Education Center


2018-07-13 - Frankfort, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools.
Campbellsville Elementary School students paused for a photo together during their Summer Wings Express program trip to the Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife Salato Wildlife Education Center in Frankfort. The program, which was for kindergarten, first, second and third-grade students, took place June 4-29, 2018.


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Navon Copeland and Gavin Paris at Salato Wildlife Ed Center


2018-07-13 - Frankfort, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools.
CES second-grader Navon Copeland, at left, and first-grader Gavin Paris pose for a photo together at the Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife Salato Wildlife Education Center in Frankfort.


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