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Governor Lee Reaffirms Commitment To Agriculture

202

2026 Policy Set

203

Farm Leaders Gathered in Franklin

204

Tennessee Christmas With A Tennessee Christmas Tree

205

Celebrating America 250 In McNairy County

206

Farm Bureau Emphasizes Need for Economic Assistance to Ag Secretary

207

Eradicating Wild Hogs

208

Christmas In The Nation’s Capital

209

Thanksgiving On The Farm Part II

210

Thinking Food Safety This Thanksgiving

211

Thanksgiving On The Farm Part 1

212

One Step Closer to Whole Milk for Healthy Kids

213

Deer Mitigation on Farms

214

Working for West Tennessee Farmers

215

AFBF Thanksgiving Survey Shows Slightly Lower Costs in 2025

216

Parker is New Ex. VP of Tennessee Cattlemen’s

217

A New Tractor for the Top Young Farmer

218

Increased Biofuel Production, Year-Round Ethanol Could Bolster Farm Economy

219

Our Great Outdoors

220

Training Future Advocates For Agriculture

221

Bringing Veterinarians To Rural Tennessee

222

Service & Honor In The Uniform

223

Dairy Farmers Working to Keep Milk in Schools

224

Setting Policy From The Grassroots

225

The Science Behind the Fall Colors

226

Could Argentina Beef Tank American Cattle Prices?

227

T. Wayne Gets It Done Again

228

A Glimmer of Trade Optimism for U.S. Farmers and Ranchers

229

The Blue Jackets Invade Indy

230

Ag Research Vital to Farmer’s Success

231

Ryan King Named Deputy Commissioner of Agriculture

232

Apple Valley Orchard A Fall Destination

233

A Mixed Bag for Harvest

234

Urging Caution on the Argentine Beef Plan

235

Putting Ag In the Classroom

236

The Best Field Trip of the Year

237

Honor and Service to Agriculture

238

Celebrating Agriculture in West Tennessee

239

Perseverance In a Tough Harvest

240

Farmers and Ranchers Need Short and Long-term Solutions to Economic Woes

241

German Farmers In Tennessee

242

Apple Valley Orchard A Fall Destination

243

Omelet Cook-Off

244

Bringing Back America’s Mammal

245

Row Crop Farmers Face Particularly Difficult Financial Squeeze

246

Young Farmers Fall Tour

247

Clements Wins Excellence In Ag Award

248

Harvest Continues Under Economic Duress

249

The Shutdown Continues

250

Tennessee Row Crop Farmers Set To Collectively Lose $430 Million

251

Keeping The Power On

252

A Partner In Preserving & Protecting Our Land

253

Farmers Caught in Perfect Storm of Economic Challenges

254

Holt Sworn-in as Commissioner of Ag

255

A Close Call a Reminder To Practice Farm Safety

256

Small Farms Play Critical Role in Farm Economy

257

Thinking Farm Safety

258

Continued Efforts to Reduce a Rural Stigma

259

Shooting Hunger For 11 Years

260

Sustainable Practices Opening Up Soybean Markets In Europe

261

Precision Agriculture Driving Agriculture Into The Future

262

A Tough Soybean Harvest

263

Fertilizer Prices on the Rise

264

More then 2,000 Pounds of Pork Donated To Cul2vate

265

MAHA Report Recognizes Contributions of Farmers

266

Hydroponics At Home

267

Tennessee Valley Fair All About Agriculture

268

Tennessee Valley Fair Hamburger Grill Off

269

TSU Small Farmer Of The Year

270

Hatcher Announces Retirement As Ag Commissioner

271

New Meat Processing Facility In East Tennessee

272

Ag Majors Climbing at Rocky Top

273

New Labor Decision Removes Some Burden on Farmers

274

Let ‘Em Walk On

275

The Science Behind the Weather

276

Keeping The Power On

277

Ag Economy Update

278

Harvest Begins Amidst Tough Farm Economy

279

Holmans Get A New Kubota

280

Making the Best Better

281

From Farm To Drive-Thru Window

282

Secretary Rollins Visits Tennessee

283

Managing Economic Chaos on the Farm

284

Kicking Off The Tennessee State Fair With a Sizzle

285

Agriculture At The Heart of Land-Grant University

286

Winter Weather Forecast

287

Battling Against The War on Food

288

Vaden in The Volunteer State

289

Becoming Better Leaders & Communicators

290

Patrick Jaynes Ready To Serve Rural Tennessee

291

Shop Springs Creamery Adding Value To Family Dairy

292

All About Conservation

293

Celebrating Our Farmers Markets

294

Trade Agreements are Good News For U.S. Farmers and Ranchers

295

Tennessee Agriculture & Forestry Program Visits West TN

296

Policy Development At The Grassroots Level

297

Cowboy Ninja a Strong Voice For Agriculture.

298

Recognition For Environmental Stewardship

299

Landscape of Potential Tariffs

300

4-H Students Honored At Round Up Banquet