As harvest of soybeans continues across Tennessee, native Tennessean Virginia Houston stays busy lobby on behalf of producers for the American Soybean Association in Washington DC.

 

 

For many years, the Lower Middle Tennessee Cattle Association Video Board Sale has been operated by Tennessee Livestock Producers, Inc.  That’s now going under the direction of United Producers Incorporated.

A bill introduced in the Senate this week provides agricultural producers much-needed flexibility for hauling agricultural commodities and livestock. Micheal Clements shares how the changes promote safety for both drivers and animals.

Corn farmers across the state are finally getting some favorable weather as they work to harvest this year’s crop.

A group of university experts are helping people regain the somewhat lost art of cooking at home.

Farm groups are working  to break the stigma behind farm stress and seeking help. Micheal Clements tells us it’s important that farmers don’t carry the burden alone.

Farmers like Jimmy Moody are growing more frustrated over the damage caused by trespassers with all-terrain vehicles on his farm.

It is the fifth year for Tennessee Shooting Hunger events and despite the ongoing challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, agriculture groups were still able to come together for a sporting clays event at the Nashville Gun Club benefiting Second Harvest Food Bank of Tennessee.

In many areas, it’s not too late to plant new grass seed.

This week is Rail Safety week and the American Farm Bureau Federation is promoting safety tips for farmers.