Quite an event for the students and community in Fentress County.  The second annual Feather to Fork event was recently held at the Sawbriar hunting preserve near Allardt.  This has been a dream of owner Fred Moody, a former graduate of Alvin C. York Agricultural Institute, to involve the ag program at the school and the one day pheasant and quail hunting adventure on the farm.

About a year or two ago, the Lincoln County Farm Bureau Board of Directors created a student advisory board comprised of FFA and 4-H members from across the county.

Justin Hargrove of Benton County is now the proud new owner of a Ford F250. His new truck was made possible in large part by the $35,000 he received from winning the American Farm Bureau Young Farmers & Ranchers Excellence In Agriculture Award. Hargrove explains why he picked an F250 and how thankful he is to have this great prize.

It’s been four weeks since the remnants of Hurricane Helene left its forever mark in Northeast Tennessee.  Several ag industry partners came together this week to provide a meal and a listening session for those that farm in the area and were impacted.

It's late October which means it's time for the blue FFA jackets to head to Indy for National FFA Convention. This year marks the 97th occasion with more than 70,000 planning to attend.

John Harrison of Loudon County is the owner of Sweetwater Valley Farms, an impressive, large operation in Philadelphia, Tennessee where they are diversified but primarily focus on dairy.

A Newspaper reporter from France is spending some time in Alabama & Southern Tennessee studying and talking to cotton farmers. Cotton is not grown in France, so the french reporter hopes to capture the historical and family aspect of growing cotton in the US to help people back home in France understand how to crop is grown.

This time of year, especially, you have to be on the lookout for deer crossing roadways.

This week at the Sunbelt Ag Expo in Moultrie, Georgia, eight state winners were recognized during the Southeastern Farmer of the Year program including Smith County’s George McDonald.

George McDonald press release

American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall spoke to White House officials about the 40B and 45Z sustainable fuel tax credits. Chad Smith has more.