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The document is a planning and progress form for students enrolled in the Master's degree program in Community and Leadership Development (CLD) at the University of Kentucky. It outlines the requirements for graduate coursework, including core courses, elective hours, and options for completing a thesis or creative component. The form also includes sections for student information, advisory committee details, project proposals, teaching experience, community engagement activities, and signatures from both the student and advisor.

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What is the #1 agriculture state in the US?

What US states produce the most food? (Ranking 1-50) What US states produce the most food? (Ranking 1-50) California ranks first in the U.S. for agricultural cash receipts followed by Iowa, Texas, Nebraska and Illinois.

What degree is the University of Kentucky known for?

Laura Stephenson serves as Dean of the Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment and Vice President of Land-Grant Engagement at the University of Kentucky.

Is the University of Kentucky a prestigious school?

The University of Kentucky is ranked 137th (tie) out of 443 schools, or in the top 31% of the National Universities ranking and 64th (tie) out of 227 schools, or in the top 28% of the Top Public Schools ranking.

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In Kentucky, soybeans and corn are the top crops.

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In Kentucky, soybeans and corn are the top crops. Nearly 1.47 million acres of farmland were dedicated to soybeans, with farmers selling more than $752 million worth of the crop in 2012. Corn was harvested from 1.53 million acres while sales totaled $694 million.

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Principal crops include corn (maize), soybeans, hay, and tobacco, although tobacco acreage has been declining since the late 20th century. Much of the tobacco is exported. Kentucky also is a top producer of horses, mules, broiler chickens, and cattle.

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Agriculture in Kentucky is one of the states leading and most vital industries, contributing about $45.6 billion to Kentuckys economy each year.

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