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Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation hosts Tennessee Home & Farm Radio, a leisure show with 300 episodes published.
For many of us our teachers have had a lasting impact. This has definitely been the case for many students of Bill Newsom. After 50 years in the classroom, this long time educator has officially retired from the Munford
This Spring hundreds of young adults are entering the workforce after graduating with various degrees from colleges and universities.
Farmers across Tennessee have been looking to harvest their hay crop this spring but unfortunately, it’s been really dry until the past week or so and its causing concerns over the yield and quality.
As most of us are celebrating this Memorial Day holiday with friends and family, its so important that as Americans we never forget those that lost their lives while serving in the armed forces to protect our freedoms.
Enjoying outdoor cookouts in the summer should include food safety considerations for backyard chefs. Rod Bain Has all the tips and tricks to make sure you and your family stay safe.
The state’s poultry industry has been quite an economic impact in Tennessee for many years now, and it just seems to keep getting stronger.
As the summer grilling season kicks off, consumers are finding higher prices at the meat counter. As Chad Smith shares, those prices are not reducing demand.
From trade missions across the globe to meetings with international buyers, the Tennessee Department of Agriculture is working to create new opportunities for Tennessee products. Commissioner of Agriculture Andy Holt and
From trade missions across the globe to meetings with international buyers, the Tennessee Department of Agriculture is working to create new opportunities for Tennessee products. Commissioner of Agriculture Andy Holt and
John Hilemon III and his family have spent the past year and a half recovering after Hurricane Helene devastated their farm in Unicoi County. After months of work reseeding their hay fields, they are finally baling hay a
Thanks to votes by Tennessee congressmen John Rose and Matt Van Epps, the Nationwide Consumer and Fuel Retailer Choice Act, has cleared the U.S. House of Representatives and now awaits Senate action. President Trump has
Always a great field trip when you’re a kid and you get to go to a farm. And that’s what thousands of elementary kids have gotten to do this spring as many counties host farm days.
Everyone is feeling the pressure of higher fuel prices, especially since the start of the conflict in Iran, but along with fuel, you can add the rising cost of fertilizer that our farmers are dealing with. And this week,
James “Bubba” Roberson grew up on the farm in Wayne County and after retiring from a structural engineering career, he’s now back on the farm in Fayette County where he and his family are earning a name for themselves ca
Kenneth and Sandra Bracy take great pride in their family’s farming legacy. They raised their two children on their farm along the Tennessee–Kentucky state line in Robertson County. Their son, Jason, followed in their fo
We all know what this Sunday is, or most of us should know that its Mother’s Day. And Grainger County’s Zalen Williams says he knows all too well what time of year it is because that’s when his business is blooming.
The challenges facing farmers and ranchers can take a toll on mental health and well-being. Chad Smith has more on how to weather the storm.
Communities across Tennessee are facing the challenge of managing rapid growth while also protecting valuable farmland. Josh Suddath, Executive Director of the University of Tennessee Center for Local Government, is work
Local primaries are taking place across the state today, as 52 of Tennessee’s 95 counties are holding local primary elections. Tennessee Farm Bureau’s Shelby Vannoy reminds voters of the importance of taking part in all
Folks around Wilson County have appreciated long-time servant leader Stratton Bone and now thanks to the folks with the Wilson County and Tennessee State Fair, his legacy lives forever with the renaming of the Made in Te
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Tennessee Home & Farm Radio is hosted by Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation. The show is categorised under leisure (home) and has published 300 episodes.
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