The family tradition of going out and choosing that special Christmas tree is something the pandemic can’t take away.

The latest Cattle on Feed Report shows a decline in placements and an increase in inventory.

We’ve had Black Friday, Small Business Saturday and tomorrow is Giving Tuesday.

Morgan Flowers and her husband Brian of Flowers Creamery in Giles County are counting on the general public to find their new farm products for Small Business Saturday.

Happy Thanksgiving! In a year that has been quite less than normal, it feels good to celebrate what we’re thankful for, doesn’t it?

This year has been hard on all of us, but farmers in Tennessee are resilient and are still finding lots to be thankful for this Thanksgiving season.

As we all take stock of the time we’re in, especially this Thanksgiving season, we should all be grateful for the things we sometimes take for granted.

The annual Thanksgiving price survey by the American Farm Bureau Federation shows lower prices for a traditional Thanksgiving meal this year.

Tennessee Division of Forestry officials remind us this time of year just how dangerous wildfires can be.

New data released by the American Farm Bureau Federation shows a recent final rule regarding H-2A wages gives farmers and farm laborers much needed stability.