Tennessee Home & Farm Radio

Holly Harper of Smith County is serving in the Tennessee Farm Bureau Women’s Committee as the Outstanding Young Woman of The Year. She and her husband Nick have a small farm where they’re raising their...

Many farmers across the state can’t remember a better suited growing season for our state’s row crops like corn, soybeans and cotton.

We owe George Washington a great deal for his leadership and role in the founding of our nation. Douglas Dickerson is helping others learn more about our nation’s first president by portraying George Washington in...

Tennessee’s 4-H Roundup just recently concluded their week-long celebration on the campus of UT Martin and this was the 103 rd year for this exciting tradition, designed to recognize achievement by high school...

The Milan No-Till Field Day is continuing to deliver just as it has since the first one was held in 1981.

Abigail Whicker of MTSU was named the winner of the Tennessee Farm Bureau’s Collegiate Discussion Meet.

For a second year in a row Rob & Leah Holman of Obion County finished second in the Tennessee Young Farmers and Ranchers Achievement Award Competition. They describe what it means to take home the honors for a...

Each year, agricultural education teachers gather for the Tennessee Association of Agricultural Education Teachers Conference, where they have the opportunity to learn new ideas, explore innovative teaching practices...

<p>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...

<p>This Spring hundreds of young adults are entering the workforce after graduating with various degrees from colleges and universities.</p>

<p>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.</p>

<p>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...

<p>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.</p>

<p>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.</p>

<p>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.</p>