Catherine Gunsbury is Director of Sustainability and Transparency at General Mills and she recently spoke to Farm Bureau communicators from across the country where she said it all begins with the farmer.

Each year at Harding University in Searcy, AK young leaders from across the country gather for a week-long leadership forum and Tennessee had 50 students attend this year.

What began as a way to give rural youth new agricultural skills has grown into Tennessee’s larges youth development organization.

With people today so far removed from the farm, teaching our students where their food comes from is more important than ever.

Celebrating all things dairy for the month of June.  That’s what several Tennessee 4-Hers will be working on this month across the state as they promote one of nature’s most perfect foods.

Tennessee Livestock Producers is a livestock marketing company that’s been around for nearly a century and recently they held their Industry Partner Day at the Columbia Livestock Service Center.

For 30 years its been a mission and her passion to help feed hungry Tennesseans.

The 4-H Ambassador tour not only gives 4-H the opportunity to tell their story and hear about what’s going on in the world of agriculture but also to encourage young 4-hers

to continue their club career throughout high school and beyond.

The American Farm Bureau Federation expressed confidence agriculture lawmakers will stand up to proposed budget cuts by President Donald Trump.

As we celebrate Memorial Day and its meaning, we hear from Tennessee veterans who have returned back to farm after their service to the country.