This week is Ag Literacy Week in Tennessee. It's an opportunity for people across the state to go into classrooms and read agriculture related books to kids. Tennessee Farm Bureau President Eric Mayberry kicked Ag Literacy Week off by reading to young kids at Little Sprouts Daycare in Columbia.

Votes are still being counted in several elections across the country. Chad Smith has more on how the outcomes could potentially affect agricultural policy.

It's no secret that Tennessee has lost a lot of farmland over the past few decades. The Center of Farm Management with the University of Tennessee is collecting data on farmland loss with the hopes of better understanding what's driving the loss and what can be done to address it.

The Tennessee Departments of Education & Agriculture recently signed a memorandum of understanding to work together to boost the states FFA program. The MOU states the Department of Agriculture will add six new positions to help support FFA. The two departments also say they will work to communicate more openly in regards to FFA.

Against all odds, the U.S. has just had the biggest agricultural trade year ever. Gary Crawford has facts, figures, and reactions.

While many are noting the difference between gasoline and diesel prices lately, the American Farm Bureau Federation says there many factors that impact those prices. Micheal Clements shares more.

So often the inherent right we all have as Americans to cast a vote for a candidate of choice or even a constitutional amendment is taken for granted.

Just a few days away now from the midterm elections, and American Farm Bureau President Zippy Duvall shares the importance of farmers exercising their right to vote.

Tennessee and American farmers depend almost daily on diesel fuel and right now, there's a growing concern over the current supply available.

Farmers harvesting grain this fall are faced with transportation issues. Micheal Clements shares more on the myriad of issues impacting the transportation network.