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A Lifetime of Service
Graduates to the Workforce
Looking for a Little More Sunshine
The Ultimate Sacrifice
Summertime Grilling Food Safety Tips
Poultry Industry Giving Back
AFBF Analysis Finds Higher Meat Prices, Rising Demand
Tennessee Products Going Global
Tennessee Products Going Global
Harvesting Hay After Helene
One Down, One to Go
The Best Field Trip of the Year
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Farm Raised Meats
It’s Okay to Not Be Okay
A Mother’s Day Farmer
Farm Bureau’s Farm State of Mind Unveils New Resource for Weathering the Storm
Managing Growth and Protecting Farmland
Letting Your Voice Be Heard on the Local Level
His Legacy Lives On
Farm Bill Passes House
Are High Fertilizer Prices Here To Stay?
AFBF Calls for House Farm Bill Passage This Week
Strawberry Peak Season
AFBF Analysis Details Farmer Bridge Assistance Program Payments
Are High Fertilizer Prices Here To Stay?
Growing Leaders On & Off The Farm
Protecting our Precious Resource
End in Sight For 114th Tennessee General Assembly
Disaster Relief on the Way
50 Years Filled With Fruit
Hanging On for the Ride
AFBF Survey Finds Fertilizer Unaffordable For Most
Ag Night With The Preds
AFBF Continues to Call for New Farm Bill
Planting Into Uncertainty
Improving the Landscape
New Food Dollar Report Shows Farmer’s Share Shrinking
Managing the Higher Costs
Farm Bureau Encourages Lawmakers to Get Year-Round E15 Across the Finish Line
Living The Easter Story Everyday
This weekend, Christians across the world are celebrating Easter. Matthew McClanahan of Cumberland County lives on his family’s beef cattle farm and is a full-time attorney. He also serves as an associate pastor in his community. This Easter, McClanahan reminds us of the powerful message and gift that is available to each of us through the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus.
2026 Planting Begins Ahead of Schedule
Tractors across Tennessee are already in the fields planting, or soon will be. Warm, dry weather is allowing for an early start to the season, which is projected to be another financially challenging year.
Ready To Serve
The eight newly elected Tennessee State FFA Officers are still riding high after being selected at the 98th Annual State FFA Convention. After going through a competitive process, each officer is excited to step into their new role and get to work. They’re looking forward to meeting members from across the state, building connections, and giving back to the organization that’s given them so much. Most of all, they’re ready to make the most of the year ahead and serve Tennessee FFA in a meaningful way.
FFA Star Farmer Carrying On Family Dairy
Carter Major of Watertown, TN, has been named the 2026 Tennessee FFA Star Farmer. A proud third-generation member of his family’s dairy farm, Carter is continuing a strong agricultural legacy and looks forward to returning to the farm full time after graduating in May.
Agriculture Front & Center At White House
President Donald Trump and U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins welcomed farmers from all across the country to the White House on Friday for what they called “The Great American Ag Celebration.” Eric Mayberry, president of the Tennessee Farm Bureau, was there and said it meant a lot to see the nation’s farmers recognized in such a meaningful way.
Preparing For a Year of Service
The eight new state FFA officers are still riding high after being selected for their roles at the 98th Annual Tennessee FFA Convention. All three regional vice presidents are eager to get to work and serve FFA members across the state.
New State FFA Officers Selected
Eight new Tennessee State Officers were selected at the 98th annual Tennessee FFA Convention on Wednesday. The new officers detail what it means to be selected and what they hope to accomplish in their year of service.
Blue Jackets United In Gatlinburg
The 98th Annual Tennessee FFA Convention continues in Gatlinburg, where Sapana Das of Greene County was named State Star in Agribusiness on Tuesday.
Celebrating Legacies and New Beginnings
During the 98th Annual Tennessee FFA Convention in Gatlinburg Wyatt Erwin of the Wilson Central FFA Chapter was honored with the Star Greenhand Award and Bill Newsom of Munford FFA Chapter was honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award.
Blue Jackets Invade Gatlinburg
The 98th state FFA Convention is underway in Gatlinburg as more than 4000 members are expected in those iconic blue corduroy jackets.