Thousands of FFA students from across Tennessee are in Gatlinburg this week for the 95th State FFA Convention. The convention is a three day event that features activities for the FFA students and recognizes the State Star winners.

7th District Tennessee Congressman Mark Green continues to speak up and represent farmers in his district and all across the country.

The U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol is making sure manufacturers, retailers and consumers understand that our growers are using science-based, sustainable practices to produce cotton.

Most farmers are a couple of weeks out from hitting the fields to begin planting this years crop. Farmers from across the mid-south gathered in Memphis for the Farm & Gin Show and discussed how the 2023 planting outlook is looking heading into this growing season.

The U.S. recently took the first step under the U.S.-Mexico-Canada agreement to resolve Mexico’s attempt to block biotech corn imports. Micheal Clements has more on the ongoing discussions.

Marshall County dairy farmer, Stephanie Nash, isn't afraid to speak out on the issues impacting American agriculture. She recently made appearances on Fox News and has worked with Turning Point USA to speak about inflation and overbearing regulations farmers are facing. She says it takes a group of people advocating to be heard and effectively get the ag message out.

The American Farm Bureau Federation signed another agreement with an agricultural manufacturer on right to repair. Chad Smith has more on the MOU with CNH Industries.

Carbon credits have been a hot topic in the ag world over the past few years. Some say they're a great new source of income for farmers, while others say they're too risky. Hunter Jones with consulting company Ernst & Young discusses the trend in the carbon credit market and the different types of carbon credits.

Around 50 Farm Bureau leaders from across the state joined more than a thousand Farm Bureau leaders from across the country for the American Farm Bureau's Fusion Conference.

Last year farmers across the country dealt with the highest input cost in 40 years. Thankfully inflation has cooled some, but costs still remain historically high. In this episode of Tennessee Home and Farm Radio producers talk about how they're dealing with inflation for a second year in a row.