This week cattle producers from all across the country are gathering in Nashville for the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association Annual Convention and Trade Show.

This week, 30 science teachers from across the country have been traveling and touring West Tennessee and learning a lot more than they ever imagined about the science involved with beef production.

Nebraska Rancher turned broadcaster, Trent Loos, travels around the world advocating for the agriculture industry. He recently addressed the Tennessee Cattlemen’s Convention.

University of Tennessee Knoxville Interim Plant Science Department Head, Dr. Gary Bates says more people are growing gardens than ever before. he explains how his department is helping people learn ow to grow their own food more effectively and efficiently in this episode of Tennessee Home and Farm Radio.

University of Tennessee Knoxville Interim Plant Science Department Head, Dr. Gary Bates says more people are growing gardens than ever before. he explains how his department is helping people learn ow to grow their own food more effectively and efficiently in this episode of Tennessee Home and Farm Radio.

National Farmers Market Week is this week which means folks across Tennessee are celebrating, as Debbie Ball, Tennessee Department of Agriculture business consultant stated.

Dr. Temple Grandin recently addressed the Tennessee Cattlemen’s Convention. She shared with them her work and research in how to better handle cattle.

The Tennessee Cattlemen’s Association recently handed out several awards at their convention. We caught up with a couple of the winners for this episode of Tennessee Home and Farm Radio.

The Tennessee Cattlemen’s Association held their annual convention in Sevierville. The big topic that came up throughout the meeting was the lack of meat processing plants.

July 30, 1921 was the official day that a group of farm leaders from across the state gathered in Nashville to form the Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation.