Every family farm has a story—but planning its future can be challenging. KCARD’s new Kentucky AgriLegacy Solutions Program helps farm families start meaningful conversations, set long-term goals, and create a clear transition plan with confidence and care. Learn how this program can guide your family through the next chapter while honoring your farm’s legacy.

As your farm or food business grows, your brand should grow with it. If your logo, labels, or website no longer reflect who you are or what you offer, it may be time for a refresh. KCARD can help you evaluate your current branding, align updates with your business goals, and move forward with a clearer, more confident image.

More Kentucky schools are looking to bring fresh, local foods into their cafeterias—creating new opportunities for farmers to grow their businesses while supporting healthy meals for students. But selling to schools is different from selling at the farmers market. From understanding purchasing processes to meeting food safety requirements, success starts with preparation and strong relationships.

Learn key steps to get started, connect with schools, and grow your farm-to-school sales.

As the growing season winds down, it’s the perfect time to revisit your business plan. KCARD’s latest post shares five quick ways to strengthen your plan before year-end — from updating goals and finances to preparing for upcoming funding opportunities. Learn how KCARD’s free, confidential assistance and Business Plan Development Guide can help you plan for a successful year ahead.

Applying for a grant for your farm or food business can feel overwhelming. From project planning and budgets to telling your story, there’s a lot to manage. Check out our blog for 5 tips to strengthen your application and see how we can guide you through the process.

As we celebrate National Farmers Market Week, Greenup County Farmers Market shines as an example of how a small gathering of growers in 2004 has grown into a thriving market under a new pavilion—building community, supporting small businesses, and expanding food access with KCARD’s support.