Sixteen Tennessee 4-H'er's and four adult leaders are taking the ultimate cultural exchange trip this week on the island of Oahu in Hawaii.

More than 100 women gathered in Clay County for the Women In Agriculture Summit. The event focused on teaching women best practices for telling their ag story through social media and marketing.

New data shows U.S. ag exports are up in the first quarter of 2022, compared to last year. Micheal Clements shares more on the top ag product destinations so far this year.

Dustin Noble and his wife own and operate a goat dairy in Williamson County Tennessee. Dustin details how they’ve built their business over the years and how agritourism has played a big part of it.

A toolkit from the American Farm Bureau Federation can help farmers and ranchers navigate the 2022 voting process. Micheal Clements shares more on the resources available for this election season.

As farm bill discussions are underway, the American Farm Bureau Federation is getting its priorities in place for the next farm bill. Micheal Clements shares more on what to expect in the coming months.

Ag in the Classroom consultants from across the state gathered in Columbia to prepare for the upcoming workshops.

Gov. Bill Lee proudly placed his signature on a bill passed by the Tennessee General Assembly this Spring that will modernize a long-overdue sales tax exemption for our farmers.

The first-ever Homestead Festival at Hardison Mill in Maury County is taking place on the 100-acre farm of Rory Feek.  Dr. Temple Grandin and Kevin Costner will be featured.

American farmers and ranchers continue to struggle with finding enough workers for their operations.