Gary Bates is now the permanent Department Head of Plant Sciences at The University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture. He discusses what it means to be named to this position.

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.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is proposing a new climate rule that might reach from Wall Street to America's farms.

When the 112th Tennessee General Assembly gaveled out recently, it was bitter sweet for two lawmakers that are strong advocates for agriculture as they concluded their long careers in the legislature.

The USDA's latest report on U.S. agricultural trade has some remarkable numbers. Gary Crawford has this report.

This time of year, a lot of our farmers across Tennessee have either started or getting ready to spend time in the hay field.

A proposed rule by the Securities and Exchange Commission seeks climate-related disclosures for investors. Micheal Clements shares how the proposal may impact agriculture.

May is Mental Health Month and the American Farm Bureau Federation is reminding farmers and ranchers that they are not alone. Chad Smith has more on resources available through the Farm State of Mind program.

Congressman Chuck Fleischmann was one of several representatives to receive the Friend of Farm Bureau Award. Fleischmann talks about what it means to take this award home, and why he takes time to listen to farmers concerns.

A new sporting clays event is benefiting Ag in the Classroom, 4-H and FFA called "Agriculture, Kids and Clays."