This weekend at the Farm Bureau Expo Center in Lebanon, young farmers from across Tennessee will gather for their annual summer conference. Lots of activities, special speakers and the naming of the state’s young farmer of the year will occur.

Since 1927, Camp Clements has been home to the Tennessee FFA Leadership Training Camp. Camp Intern Lucy Beth Jackson recaps an eventful summer camp season.

Farmers are taking significant steps to reduce their impact on the environment. Chad Smith has more on the stats behind regenerative agriculture.

4-H and FFA cattle showmen gathered in Lebanon for the Tennessee Junior Beef Expo. Michael Barnett’s crossbred steer from Montgomery County was named the Grand Champion Market Steer. 

Tennessee’s 8th District Congressman David Kustoff is not a farmer, but he sure likes to stay connected to the ag industry every chance he gets.

The recent June acreage report gave a small look into the farm economy but didn’t tell the whole story. Chad Smith has additional insights.

It’s been kind of hard to see it, but there are young folks staying on the farm and hopefully protecting the future of our most important industry.

With Tennessee growing at a rapid rate demand for landscaping plants are growing too. That’s allowing nurseries in McMinnville to sell direct to consumers and grow their business.

July 1 was an important date for the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade agreement. Chad Smith has more on renewal negotiations underway.

July is Beef Month in Tennessee! Throughout the month, we celebrate one of America’s favorite protein sources while recognizing the hardworking cattle farmers and ranching families who help feed our communities.