Here's a roundup of stories with rural resonance; if you do or see similar work that should be shared on The Rural Blog, email heather.chapman@uky.edu.
The Daily Yonder has some home security tips for rural residents, ranging from the mainstream (Ring doorbells) to the offbeat (peacocks). Read more here.
Though the majority of Americans are optimistic about the economy, rural Americans are less so, according to a recent nationwide survey. Read more here.
Registration is now open for Agri-Pulse's 2021 Food & Ag Policy Summit West, which will take place July 12 online and in Sacramento. Read more here.
One in six Americans stay in a job they hate to keep their health insurance, a recent poll found. Read more here.
A report highlights how artificial intelligence could amplify future disinformation campaigns by churning out compelling fake news stories. Read more here.
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