Voting is underway across Tennessee and the rest of the country for members for FSA committees that help provide local information to USDA about its programs.

This week is Ag Literacy Week across Tennessee as folks involved in the industry look to spread the good news about our most important industry, agriculture.

Tennessee Ag Literacy Week

A recently released survey conducted by the American Farm Bureau suggests that a majority of Americans believe farmers and ranchers are feeding the world in a sustainable way.

Kingsport native Diana Harshbarger is all set to head to Washington in January for the 117th Congress.

If you haven’t already, you’re probably going to start thinking about your Thanksgiving meal soon, and if you’re planning on readying a frozen turkey for your meal, here are some thawing tips that can save time and make things safe.

Today is a special day – a day of honor for those who served and sacrificed, and to celebrate Veterans Day, we wanted to highlight a project by the American Farm Bureau Federation that helps veterans transition from military service to careers in agriculture.

Since 1964, UT’s Forest Resources Ag Education and Research Center at Oak Ridge has continued the mission of providing research and educational resources for our vast forestry industry.

Daniel Greene, CEO of Burley Stabilization Corporation out of Springfield, provides his take on the burley tobacco markets this year.

While many of us are waiting to see who will be our next President, farmers all across Tennessee are taking advantage of the dry weather to get their crops harvested.

This month marks the 100th anniversary of the first U.S. commercial radio broadcast, and USDA’s Gary Crawford presents a VERY condensed 100 year review.