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EPISODE · Apr 10, 2026 · 2 MIN

Planting Into Uncertainty

from Tennessee Home & Farm Radio

As planters roll across fields throughout Tennessee, farmers are putting the 2026 crop in the ground. While most planting seasons are marked by optimism and the promise of a strong harvest, this year carries a heavier sense of uncertainty, with another year of losses forecasted for many producers. James Haskew, vice president of the Tennessee Farm Bureau, reflects on the many ups and downs he has experienced throughout his farming career. He emphasizes that even in challenging times, strong farm management remains essential to weathering difficult seasons and positioning operations for recovery.

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As planters roll across fields throughout Tennessee, farmers are putting the 2026 crop in the ground. While most planting seasons are marked by optimism and the promise of a strong harvest, this year carries a heavier sense of uncertainty, with...

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