River House recognized for participation in Kentucky Proud Buy Local program

Jonathan Shell Commissioner at Kentucky Department of Agriculture
Jonathan Shell Commissioner at Kentucky Department of Agriculture
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River House was recognized in 2025 for its participation in the Kentucky Proud Buy Local program after nearly a decade, according to the Kentucky Department of Agriculture. The department said River House has demonstrated a strong track record of supporting Kentucky farmers and continues to strengthen local agriculture and sustain the food system.

“After nearly a decade in the Kentucky Proud Buy Local program, River House graduated in 2025 with a strong track record of supporting Kentucky farmers. Their commitment continues to strengthen local agriculture and sustain our food system. Congratulations to the River House team on this recognition,” the department said.

The Kentucky Department of Agriculture operates as a state agency within Kentucky’s executive branch, according to the official website. The department provides resources and programs across all counties in Kentucky, uses facilities in Frankfort for administrative and operational functions, and obtains funding through grants for county fairs and agricultural projects, according to the official website.

The department also celebrates agricultural education and recognizes contributions during designated months, according to the official website. Its said aim is to enhance Kentucky’s agricultural economy through strategic partnerships and planning, as reported by the official website.

More information about this recognition can be found at the organization’s website.



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