Several counties in Middle Tennessee have seen flooding in the last week. That flooding has damaged some crops.

Mike Harrison of Tennessee Association of County Mayors talks about keeping rural counties viable.

Freight rail rates are rising, which is putting a strain on farmers and ranchers that rely on rail to transport their commodities. Chad Smith has more on this episode of Tennessee Home and Farm Radio.

Whether you are one of those that gets squeamish over the tiniest of insects or hates to mow the lawn, there are those that excited when talking about plants and bugs.

A new program is helping veterans return to society after the service by pairing them with jobs in the agriculture industry. The program is called VETSA.

Ranking member of the House Agriculture Committee, Glenn Thompson, of Pennsylvania recently visited Memphis to talk to farmers from Tennessee and Mississippi about issues they’re facing.

For the first time the Giles County Fair featured a celebrity cattle show. Several Tennessee celebrities participated to help shine a light on the agriculture industry.

Shooting Hunger came to Middle Tennessee. Organizers talk about how this fun event raises money for hungry people.

The United Producers Inc. Board met in Columbia at the Tennessee Farm Bureau this week.

Voice of the Tennessee Titans Mike Keith praises farmers and the ag industry for coming together for the Shooting Hunger events to help those that are food insecure.