4-H members from across Tennessee have been in Murfreesboro this week for 4-H Congress. Three new state 4-H officers were elected during congress. They explain what it means to them to be selected for these positions.

People in the Ag industry celebrated National Ag Day by having Ag Day On The Hill. It was the first time the event was back in full force since the pandemic.

It's day two of National Ag Week. Tennessee State Lawmakers talk about the importance of agriculture and the impact it has on our state.

Agriculture is important everyday and especially this week the spotlight shines a little brighter during National Agriculture Week and tomorrow is National Ag Day.

To some all cotton might look the same, but it's not. The USDA Cotton Classing facility in Memphis helps grade the quality of cotton for producers. The facility directors explain why this process is so important.

The National Cotton Council is located in Memphis Tennessee. National Cotton Council CEO, Gary Adams, discusses the current outlook for cotton as farmers prepare for planting season.

Supply chains and shipping are a major area of concern right now for both consumers and farmers and ranchers. Chad Smith has more on how global bottlenecks are impacting the economy.

Many parts of Tennessee are seeing a growth of urban areas as more people move to the state. That means a loss of farmland. Several state lawmakers that represent more urban areas say they still listen to farmers and their concerns, with a hope to protect our states most important industry.

A lot of preparation and luck on display at the Tennessee Beef Agribition.

Inflation continues to be a major concern for farmers as they prepare for planting season. Two Tennessee farmers explain what the biggest costs are for them this year.