375 4-H members from across the state are gathered at the University of Tennessee at Martin for the Tennessee 4-H Round Up and All Star Conference. This leadership training experience is a long standing tradition for Tennessee 4-H and allows students to hone in on their skills, knowledge and 4-H project.

AG Secretary Sonny Perdue announced plans this week to assist farmers in response to trade damage from unjustified retaliation.

A.J. and Valerie Teal of Coffee County have won the Tennessee Farm Bureau’s Young Farmer and Rancher Achievement award for 2018.

 

For Tennessee row crop farmers, summer rains have been plentiful for the most part.

Tennessee young farmers between 18-35 are headed to Columbia this weekend to the headquarters of the Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation for the Young Farmer Summer Conference.

Making sure agriculture’s future has farmers coming on to tend to the land and livestock, Farm bureau at the local, state and national level is working to ensure that future.

It seems every year we have a different weather pattern moving across our farms and this year, again, no different.

Farm Bureau is a grassroots organization where our members direct our policy, and one way we are able to do this is through our annual policy development meetings. Todd Littleton, Gibson County Farm Bureau President has more.

Hundreds of Tennessee 4-H and FFA members have converged on the campus of Middle Tennessee State University for the Tennessee Junior Livestock Beef Expo.

Dairy farmers like 4th generation producer Clint Jewell are battling through some tough times on the farm.