U.S. Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue was back in Tennessee attending the National Wild Turkey Federation’s annual meeting and talking about the strong connection of farmers and wildlife.

Tennessee wildlife officials gave updates this week to state lawmakers about the situation in Southwest Tennessee where Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) has now been confirmed in at least 183 deer in three counties.

It may be odd to many, but most of us should have an easier time filing our taxes this year.

Tennessee Livestock Producers is Tennessee Farm Bureau’s oldest service company, started in 1932 as a marketing cooperative.

The most recent monthly jobs report showed an employment gain around the country. That’s good news for the entire economy, including agriculture. Chad Smith has more.

Recently, long-time Senator Pat Roberts, who is chairman of the Senate Ag Committee, told Farm Bureau leaders that he hopes his colleagues can work closer together on the issues facing America, much like they did on passing a Farm Bill.

Dairy farmers across Tennessee and the country are experiencing tough times.

Some characteristics of family farms from an economic and commodity perspective are part of the focus of an annual USDA report. Rod Bain tells us more.

Abigail McConnell of the Munford FFA Chapter is excited about her trip this summer with a program called “Go FFA.”

The American Farm Bureau Federation says legislation introduced by a U.S. Representative from California would start a dialogue on Capitol Hill about agriculture labor issues.