Recently, leaders of the state’s ag and forestry industry came together in person in Lebanon for the third annual Ag Industry Partners meeting.

The Madison County Farm Bureau along Valley View Agri Systems has donated over $6,800 to the Madison County Fire Department for grain bin rescue and training equipment.

USDA’s returning Secretary of Agriculture is returning to the agency with a greater appreciation for issues like trade.

Every ten years, we go through the process of counting ourselves through the U.S. Census.  And afterwards, the state comptroller’s office studies and maps these numbers to draw new district lines.

A veterinarian, beef industry partner and expert in teaching and community engagement, Dr. Ashley Stokes has officially taken the lead as the new Dean of UT Extension.

Governor Bill Lee continues his recognition and unwavering support for the state’s ag industry.

Tennessee’s 6th District Congressman John Rose, now in his 2nd term in Congress was recently recognized by the Tennessee Council of Cooperatives for the job he’s done and is doing to promote our most important industry.

American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall told lawmakers farmers are part of the solution to climate change.

With the state capitol and legislative office still under Covid protocol, Farm Bureau leaders across the state are connecting to their lawmakers virtually.