The American Farm Bureau Federation this week announced a directory of resources for farmers and ranchers struggling with stress and mental health.

If you like strawberries, this is the time of year for you.  All across the state farms have opened to folks to come out and enjoy one of the true pleasures of nature.

The University of Tennessee has recently hired a new Extension specialist. Mitchell Richmond from Northeast Kentucky has experience in the industry and is looking forward to the new role.

University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture Sr. Vice Chancellor and Sr. Vice President Dr. Tim Cross has announced his intent to retire at the end of August after 27 successful years with the university.

The American Farm Bureau Federation is promoting ways to support and develop rural broadband.

The Tennessee Farm Bureau Women have been holding an annual essay contest for several years with the subject of Why is Agriculture Important and this year’s winner comes from Greene County.

For American Farm Bureau president Zippy Duvall, meeting with, speaking to and listening to farmers at the grassroots level is vitally important to him and the success of Farm Bureau’s advocacy.

 

 

A new study shows the impact of eliminating the stepped-up basis tax provision.

For Eric Snodgrass, talking about the weather is more than just a job, its a passion.

On Earth Day and every day, our farmers across this great state are working to protect our natural resources and our national security by taking care of the land, water and air as they continue producing our food, fiber and fuel supply for this country and the world.