As we celebrate Memorial Day we must never forget those service men and women who have given the ultimate sacrifice for our freedoms.

Many people may not realize what the United States House Agriculture committee impacts, but their reach is far beyond policy.

Even though WOTUS isn’t a hot topic right now, the threat isn’t gone, and action is still needed by many agricultural advocates to push for a revision.

Recently the Tennessee and Kentucky Farm Bureau’s hosted a meeting in Knoxville for USDA dairy officials and farmers to address some of the industry concerns.

After multiple listening sessions and hearings across the country for the House Agriculture Committee, the full House voted down the Farm Bill.

Tennessee Tech University’s Center for Rural Innovation is hosting its first ever conference to really showcase what it can offer to the community and state.

A new report from the American Farmland Trust shows alarming numbers on how much land is taken out of farm production because of development.

While Tennessee farmers are busy planting more than a million acres of soybeans across the state this spring, many are wondering what might happen to the values if in fact China would impose a tariff on U.S soybeans.

Recently several dairymen from southeastern states came together to form their own Appalachian Dairy Farmers Cooperative with Piedmont Milk sales to market their milk.

Tennessee 8th District Congressman David Kustoff says all American’s and especially members of Congress need to understand the important contributions of our farmers and approve the Farm Bill this year.