A new collaboration between the American Farm Bureau Federation and the National FFA Organization will help prepare agriculture leaders of tomorrow.

Ag teacher Lindsey Parham of McKenzie High School is challenged and excited about another school year of teaching her kids about our most important industry.

We all know just how important our roads and bridges are to daily living, and perhaps no one more so than our farmers.

How big will the corn and soybean crops be? How small will wheat output be? We’ll have a better idea in a few days.

Some farmers in East Tennessee had the chance to see and speak with Gov. Bill Haslam recently as he and the Commissioner of Agriculture, Jai Templeton, visited farms and agribusinesses.

For the past several years, farmers in Robertson and Montgomery Counties have been able to grow a new crop to diversify their farms…indigo.

This week over 200 4-H’ers have been at 4-H Roundup and All Star Conference on the campus of UT Martin.  This was the 94th Year of Roundup.

Dr. Robert Burns has been selected to be the next Dean of Extension for the University of Tennessee.

A greater emphasis on precision agriculture means improved tools and systems to collect and analyze data for the farm or ranch. USDA’S Rod Bain has the story.  

Joe and Rebecca Smith of Overton County have been named the Tennessee Farm Bureau’s Young Farmer & Rancher Achievement winners for 2017.