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Kentucky Afield is the communications arm of the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources. Kentucky Afield consists of a magazine, radio show and television program. The magazine is a quarterly periodical. The television show is a 30-minute broadcast airing on the Kentucky Educational Television (KET) and YouTube.
Timothy Farmer (born March 18, 1964) is an American outdoorsman, musician, and television presenter.He is known as the host and executive producer of the television shows Kentucky Afield, Tim Farmer's Country Kitchen, and Tim Farmer's Homemade Jam., [1] for which he has won a total of five regional Emmy awards. [2]
County licenses eliminated; only statewide licenses available. Junior hunting license for under age 16 and 10-day nonresident license begin. 119 conservation officers employed. 1953: Kentucky Afield-TV [2] premieres on WAVE-TV. First color photo appears on cover of Happy Hunting Ground. Tradewater WMA land acquisition 724 acres (2.9 km 2).
Kentucky's rabbit populations. According to the Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife Resources, the Blue Grass state is home to three rabbit species, most commonly the eastern cottontail. The ...
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Kentucky Life is a television program on Kentucky Educational Television (KET) that features profiles of people, places and ideas of Kentucky. [1] Founded in 1995, its mission was to help Kentuckians celebrate unique and regional characters and cultures. By May 1996, Kentucky Life was KET's most watched local production.
Kentucky Afield (1985–present) [2] Kentucky Collectables (2012–present) [3] Kentucky Edition (2022–present) – statewide news program; Kentucky Health (2015–present) – focusing on health issues in Kentucky. Kentucky Life (1995–present) [4] Kentucky Muse (2008–present) – focuses on culture in Kentucky; Kentucky Time Capsule ...
In 2006, the Kentucky Educational Television series Kentucky Afield devoted a portion of their weekly hunting and fishing oriented show to Brown and his turtle catching. [1] The segment was posted on YouTube and went viral; as of June 2012, it had garnered more than 4 million hits. [2]