As expected, President Donald Trump announced reciprocal tariffs on multiple trading partners. Chad Smith has more on how tariffs will impact agriculture.

Folks in West Tennessee are preparing for flooding as some areas are forecasted to get 10 to 15 inches of rain by the end of the week. West Tennessee River Basin Director David Blackwood explains what's being done to prepare for the potential flooding.

Planting season has officially began in the volunteer state, as farmers have begun putting seed in the ground. A report from USDA suggests that farmers across the country will be planting more corn compared to last year. It appears farmers here in Tennessee will follow that trend too.

Casen Austin of the Macon County FFA Chapter was recently selected as the new Tennessee FFA State Vice President & Abigail Whicker of the Middle Tennessee Ag Academy Chapter is the new state Secretary. Each describe what it was like hearing their name be called as new state officers and what they hope to accomplish in their year of service.

Alethea Dunn of the Stewarts Creek FFA Chapter is the 2025 Tennessee FFA State Star in Agriscience. She was announced as the winner at the 97th annual Tennessee FFA Convention. Dunn explains what it means to win this award and describes her SAE on researching hypotonic produce.

During the 97 Tennessee FFA convention, the Woodbury Chapter at Cannon County High School received many awards for competitions the students were involved in.  And one of the highest and perhaps most coveted individual award is the Star Farmer and that went to senior Eli Pelham.

The 97th Annual Tennessee FFA Convention wrapped up in Gatlinburg Wednesday by selected eight new state officers. New State President Weston Brown describes what it means to be selected, and what he hopes to accomplish in his year of service.

National FFA President Thaddeus Bergschneider is in Gatlinburg this week for the 97th annual Tennessee FFA Convention. Bergschneider says Tennessee has something special and is doing a lot right in training up the next generation of agriculture.

Emma Grace Meadows of the North Green FFA Chapter is the 2025 State Star Greenhand. She was announced as the State Star Greenhand at the FFA Convention taking place in Gatlinburg this week. Meadows explains what it means to her to win this high honor, and talks about her love for agriculture and FFA.

Around seven thousand Tennessee FFA students are in Gatlinburg this week for the annual Tennessee FFA Convention. Tennessee FFA State President, T. Wayne Williams, explains what we can expect over the next three days.