Its National FFA Week here in Tennessee and across the country and the state FFA officer team is traveling from Knoxville to Memphis visiting chapters and industry supporters.

More than a thousand young farmers from 41 states have been attending the American Farm Bureau’s Young Farmers Leadership Conference in Reno, Nevada, including 45 from Tennessee.

President Trump’s budget includes much needed funding for rural infrastructure projects.

In its latest farm income forecast for this year USDA is projecting another year of falling farm income.

For the Peterson Farm Brothers of Kansas, they’re still seeing incredible response, almost viral-like, every time they put out a new parody video from a popular song with lyrics changed to promote agriculture.

Most research projects last 3-5 years, but scientists with the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture recently finished a 29-year study to find the benefits of cover crops on no-till cotton.

Clay County farmer Brian McLerran is enjoying his appointment to the Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission.

The American Farm Bureau Federation says the latest action to extend the applicability date of the WOTUS rule provides a path forward for a better regulation. AFBF’S Micheal Clements has the story.

Tennessee corn growers are a little closer to seeing a referendum to vote on whether to have a checkoff in place for research and promotion.

For the past several years, the Farm Animal Care Coalition of Tennessee, or FACCT, has been working across the state providing producers and consumers an accurate source of information for the largest sector of Tennessee’s ag industry, animal agriculture.