A new year means the state legislature will soon be back in session. Shelby Vannoy with the Tennessee Farm Bureau Federations Public Policy Division offers a preview of what to expect in both chambers, Governor Lees vision in his final year in office, a

As 2025 draws to a close, Chad Smith has a look back on some of the key moments for U.S. agriculture.

Tennessee Commissioner of Agriculture Andy Holt is looking ahead to a full year as commissioner in 2026. He outlines some of his goals for the new year and how he hopes the department will continue to engage with farmers across the state.

Founded in 1932 by Ray Hurts great-grandfather and grandfather, Hurt Seed Company is now run by Ray Hurt and his brother. Based in Halls, Tennessee, the company supplies about five percent of the seed used nationwide. Ray says he's proud to help be a par

The Department of Agriculture announced new funding focused on regenerative farming practices. Chad Smith has details.

Christmas celebrations ring out across our state today as we hear from farmers enjoying this Christmas day with family and friends.

Coty Vannoy of Lawrence County was the winner of the Tennessee Farm Bureau's Young Farmers and Ranchers Discussion Meet contest. He bested 16 competitors for the title at the Farm Bureau state convention recently.

Two Tennesseans, Lane Mitchell and Hudson Bolton, recently took part in the National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas. Competing on one of rodeos biggest stages, both athletes shared what it meant to represent their home state at the national level. They descri

A key piece of legislation aimed at growing healthier kids in American classrooms took a big step toward becoming law. Chad Smith has details.

John Morton recently retired from a career in home construction and service in the Marine Corps. Now, he and his wife are embarking on a completely new career in farming. Morton believes that with fewer farmers than ever, the need for more people to get i