AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFTC & Ag Costs: The U.S. Federal Trade Commission opened a major investigation into surging fertilizer prices after the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran disrupted global supply, with Kentucky Farm Bureau citing sharp jumps (including urea up 55% since late February) that are squeezing farmers’ margins. State Policy & Agriculture: Kentucky lawmakers are pushing solutions such as the Homegrown Fertilizer Act to expand U.S. production and reduce price volatility. Local Infrastructure: KYTC plans an extended U.S. 45 closure in Hickman County for a $2.9M bridge replacement, with work starting June 8 if weather allows. County Incentives: Graves County will receive $45,727 through the County Agricultural Incentive Program, funded by the tobacco settlement, to support farm investments. Economic Development: Glasgow City Council advanced a Sharp Carts incentive ordinance tied to the Kentucky Business Investment program. Community & Culture: Frankfort opened its new Islamic Center, and the city also plans to open renovated pickleball and tennis courts at East Frankfort Park. Business/Industry: Publix announced its next Kentucky store in Nicholasville (near Brannon Road), continuing expansion.
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