As we kick off a brand new year, farmers across Tennessee always remain optimistic for a better year than the last.

2019 will bring new leadership to many areas across the nation and the Tennessee Farm Bureau Board of Directors is no different.

While 2018 was a difficult year for the agricultural economy, it was a successful year for agricultural policy. American Farm Bureau’s Chad Smith has the story.

8th generation farmer John Rose set to head to the nation’s capitol to represent farmers and his other constituents from Tennessee’s 6th District.

Christmas tree growers of today are worried that as they retire, there are no younger growers lined up to take over.

A special day for family and friends to celebrate the miracle of Christmas, especially on our farms across Tennessee.

Tennessee’s Governor-elect Bill Lee is preparing to take office in January as Tennessee’s 50th governor as he takes his faith and support of agriculture with him.

Over the past two and a half years Jai Templeton has served as the Commissioner of Agriculture for Tennessee and he says it has been a highlight.

While most of 2018 has been a challenge for farmers, USDA Sec. Sonny Perdue speaking this week in Lebanon had good news to share.

Good news for farmers, homeowners and other business owners as the EPA and Army Corp of Engineers have presented a new Clean Water Rule proposal.