Farmers attending the Mid-South Farm & Gin Show in Memphis are all but ready for a new crop season.

Tonight Tennesseans will hear from Governor Bill Lee in his first State of the State address.

Well over 300 attended the Tennessee Young Leaders Conference in Franklin.

Governor Bill Lee addressed more than 600 farm leaders yesterday in Nashville as he attended the Farm Bureau’s Bell Ringer Country Dinner.

The recent floods forced cattle producers in boats to round up their animals.

Roads and schools are closed and events have been cancelled all across Tennessee this week as folks continue to deal with the effects of all the rain from this winter and particularly the past week…and farmers are dealing with it as well.

Beekeepers in Tennessee and across the country continue to struggle with the health of one of our most important insects.

High school students from across the state had the opportunity to attend an agricultural career panel as part of Ag Night at the University of Tennessee.

It’s National FFA Week and that means the Tennessee FFA state officers are celebrating by traveling across the state during their annual Goodwill Tour.

The wet, cold and muddy conditions seem almost too extreme this year for our cattle farmers.