The Kentucky Center for Agriculture & Rural Development
KCARD
Recent News

KCARD Receives USDA Funding

Agriculture Secretary Ed Schafer recently announced that KCARD was one of the 23 Rural Cooperative Development Centers in 22 states selected to receive a USDA Rural Cooperative Development grant.

The Kenucky Center for Agriculture & Rural Development

(KCARD) is a non-profit 501(c)-3 organization established to facilitate agricultural and rural business development in Kentucky. KCARD provides educational opportunities, technical assistance, and business support services to new and existing agribusinesses.

KCARD Client Spotlight

Grasshoppers

The demand for the diversity of Kentucky Proud farm fresh products has grown across the Commonwealth in the last several years, but getting products from the farm to the markets has remained a challenge for many small farmers.

The Kentucky Center for Agriculture and Rural Development is funded by the USDA Rural Business-Cooperative Service and the Kentucky Agricultural Development Board and receives in-kind contributions from the Kentucky Department of Agriculture and University of Kentucky. For more information, please contact our office at:
The Kentucky Center for
Agriculture & Rural Development

411 Ring Road
Elizabethtown, KY 42701
(270) 763-8258
Fax: (270) 763-9927