The cold air across the state for the next couple of days will cause some long nights for many of our commercial and hobby fruit crop growers.

Food and agriculture entrepreneurs can apply to the 2022 Farm Bureau Ag Innovation Challenge.

As row crop farmers continue to plant, they continue to look to the science of soil health and how cover crops are making a difference to their bottom line.

With the rising value of timber and specific species of Tennessee timber already at a premium, thieves are taking advantage and actually cutting and stealing trees right off the landscape.

As essential workers, farmers and ranchers need quick access to the COVID-19 vaccine to ensure a stable food supply chain.

For Tennessee nursery growers, it’s a busy time of year but the cycle continues all year long.

If you’ve looked at the forecast, you know this week is practically perfect for farmers planting and Josh Ogle, Lincoln County row crop farmer is looking forward to it.

Gov. Bill Lee and other state, local and federal officials were on hand for the grand opening of the Tyson Humboldt processing facility and are excited for what this means for our most important industry.

A proposal to eliminate the stepped-up basis in agriculture would have a costly impact.

Tyson Foods is a step closer to operational at their new Humboldt processing facility that’s been three years in the making.