Much of Tennessee is still dry despite showers that moved through the state over the weekend. Farmers are still keeping a positive outlook despite the dry conditions.

The war in Ukraine hits close to home for Benton County farmer Mike Katrusa. He and his Mother came to America from Ukraine in 2006. Mike discusses what it's like to see his former Country under attack, and how he was in Ukraine right before the invasion.

An amazing opportunity for the Tennessee 4-H program as a small delegation is in Botswana, Africa helping to teach and show young kids there how the program is universal in its service to others.

The Tennessee Farmers Cooperative management training program is helping to keep the co-op spirit strong.

While some of us have had those pop-up showers to bring some relief over the past few weeks, others haven't had any.

The Tennessee Jr. Livestock Beef Exposition was held this past weekend at the fairgrounds in Lebanon where about 185 4-H and FFA members from across the state showed about 365 head of beef cattle.

Happy Independence Day! We imagine sometime over the weekend or today you have or will be enjoying a cheeseburger, and this year, that cheeseburger might cost a bit more or maybe a bit less.

Increased fuel prices for farmers and ranchers come at a time when all other inputs are higher, impacting their bottom line.

Farmers are seeing inflation impact their operations in a big way. Farmers detail how high input and diesel costs are cutting into their overall bottom line.

Consumers will pay more for a typical Independence Day cookout this summer. Micheal Clements shares details from the recent American Farm Bureau Federation marketbasket survey.