The long awaited infrastructure bill passed The House of Representatives last week. Now President Biden is set to sign it into law. Chad Smith explains how this soon to be law will impact agriculture.

Ag exports have had a rough few years. They were first negatively by the trade war with China and then by COVID-19. Dr. Andrew Muhammad with t\The University of Tennessee explains where Ag exports stand now.

Carbon markets, carbon sequestration are relatively new terms being talked about a lot as large corporations are looking to pay farmers to offset their greenhouse gas emissions.

The University of Tennessee’s Agricultural Leadership, Education and Communications Department face one of the more critical challenges and that’s educating the next generation of ag teachers, ag communicators and much more.

Law Enforcement deal with livestock on a pretty regular basis. The Farm Animal Care Coalition of Tennessee trains law enforcement officers so they know how to better deal with these situations.

For the past six years Farm Credit Mid-America, in partnership with the Tennessee Department of Agriculture and CoBank, have been holding a Tennessee Leadership Forum for the state’s ag leaders.

The state FFA and 4-H land judging contest was recently held in Warren County.

Supply shortages are impacting agriculture. Michael Clements with American Farm Bureau explains how.

When it comes to animal science, University of Tennessee’s Dr. Neal Schrick lives it every day.

Some members of the Watertown FFA recently competed in the Ag Issues Leadership Development competition at the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis. A couple of the members who competed talk about what it was like to compete and why it’s important.