At a recent Ag in the Classroom workshop in Spring Hill, Dr. Craig Wilson was a featured presenter.

Avoid 4th of July grilling goofs with these tips from USDA.

The Tennessee Junior Livestock Expos have been held recently, with banner entries and great shows.

Reports of Dicamba drift are up this year across the state, and educating both farmers and homeowners about this issue may help.

The Tennessee Ag in the Classroom program gives teachers state standard aligned lessons to incorporate into their classrooms and this summer Vanderbilt University Ingram Scholar Kelly Hunt adapted those lessons for special education.  

The Farm Service Agency is encouraging ag producers to participate in the County Committee nomination process that has begun and runs through August 1st.

This Summer while most teachers are taking some much-deserved time off, many decided to continue their education by taking part in the National Ag In The Classroom conference held in Kansas City.

Not always a popular subject to talk about, and for sure this year, West Tennessee farmers wish they weren’t, but unfortunately lots of slug problems causing lots of damage to crops.

This Summer while most teenagers are taking time away from school, there are about 30 high schoolers from all across the state taking part in the Tennessee Governor’s School for the Agricultural Sciences.

Farm Bureau is urging farmers and ranchers to submit comments to EPA in support of ditching the flawed 2015 WOTUS rule once and for all. Chad Smith has more.