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Remembering Those Who Paid The Ultimate Sacrifice

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/05/26

On this Memorial Day we pause to remember and honor those who died defending our freedom. Rory Williams is a retired Army Veteran who now farms in Marshall County. He explains why Memorial Day is so important and how he remembers his fellow servicemen who died in the line of duty.

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Summertime Grilling Food Safety Tips

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/05/23

This weekend is the unofficial start to summer and many of you will probably be firing up the grill over the three-day weekend. Rod Bain has some food safety tips for you and your family as you enjoy grilling some delicious meat.

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Raising Money for the Future of the Poultry Industry

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/05/22

For more than a decade, the Tennessee Poultry Association has been hosting golf tournaments and a sporting clay shoot to raise money for scholarships to send students to college for the future of the poultry industry. And as executive director Tracy Rafferty said, TPA has raised more than $300,000, giving roughly $45,000 out each year.

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Rollins Rolls Out Proposals to Support Small Family...

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/05/21

USDA issued a series of proposals intended to support small farms. Chad Smith has an overview.

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Advocating For Poultry

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/05/20

Poultry growers from across the south recently gathered for the southern states poultry policy discussion. The meeting was put on by the American Farm Bureau and intended to help unite poultry growers as one united voce for their industry.

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Struggles With Farm Labor

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/05/19

Farmers and ranchers took center stage as the new administration learns more about the labor shortage impacting U.S. agriculture. Chad Smith has more.

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Leadership for our Future

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/05/16

For several years now thousands of Tennesseans have been participating in leadership programs offered through our various counties. Its actually estimated that there are now somewhere around 88 of our 95 counties that have various leadership programs and there's always a connection to agriculture.

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Serious Threat to Livestock and Pets

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/05/15

Lots of concern across the south over the New World Screwworm. While the parasitic fly was eradicated in the united states decades ago, recent detections in Mexico have prompted imports of live cattle, horses or bison suspended along the Mexican border and the Tennessee State Veterinarian has issued an alert for all livestock and pet owners to be aware of the dangers of the serious threat of this invasive pest.

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A Different Breed

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/05/14

For Randy Massey of East Tennessee, he's always gotten into a business where there's high demand and that's what led him to the Akaushi breed of cattle in 2017.

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EPA Makes E15 Available This Summer

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/05/13

A waiver from the Environmental Protection Agency is good news for E15 fuel availability. Chad Smith has more what this means for consumers and farmers.

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Animal Caretakers

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/05/12

Dr. Paul Plummer came back home to Tennessee last year. The Sevier county native was named the 6th dean of the University of Tennessee's College of Veterinary Medicine last April. He was a graduate of the program in 2000 and he has spent much of his career at Iowa State University. But now he’s back on the family farm and leading the vet college to further improve the school’s nationally recognized program.

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Being a Mom on The Farm

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/05/09

This Mother's Day we salute all the moms out there pulling all the long hours and days to raise their children. Valerie Teal of Coffee County is raising her three kids on their family farm alongside her husband. She shares the ups and downs of motherhood and why it's the job she most loves.

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Shooting Hunger For 10 Years

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/05/08

Shooting Hunger is celebrating helping feed hungry Tennesseans for 10 years! The first shooting hunger event of 2025 recently took place in Maryville, TN. Participants talk about the fun event & why it's so important that is continues.

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Protecting The Environment & Promoting Agriculture

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/05/07

Soil Conservation Districts have an important role in agriculture. In large part they help landowners with the installation of conservation practices, to prevent soil erosion, and improve Tennessee's water quality. Janet Dowlen works for the Cumberland County Soil Conservation District, and explains why she's so passionate about what she does.

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The Second Time Around

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/05/06

Giles County’s Mike Mayfield has been named state executive director for the Tennessee Farm Service Agency. The announcement came from USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins as Mayfield had served as the county executive director for 34 years before serving as state director under President Trump's first administration.

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Tennessee Small Business Person of The Year Ben Neale

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/05/05

The Tennessee Small Businessperson of the year is Ben Neale of Maury County. Ben has a meat processing plant in Lynnville, TN, and a butcher shop in Spring Hill, in addition to running a beef cattle farm. Ben describes what drives him to grow his businesses & the purpose behind them.

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Sharing Issues and Solutions

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/05/02

Southern Farm Bureau presidents and administrators join together each year for their annual conference and rotate as to which state they meet in. This week the group met in Knoxville and took a day to learn more about Tennessee agriculture as they toured part of the ag campus at the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture and the Vet College as well as other area farming operations.

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Breaking The Stigma On Mental Health

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/05/01

Mental health is something we all struggle with from time to time, especially if you're a farmer. The stresses of farming can easily get to you if you're not careful. Tennessee YF&R State Chair Lee Bagwell is working to break the stigma on mental health, and make it more common to talk to friends and family when you're struggling.

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Back In The Field

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/04/30

The dry weather has allowed farmers to get back out in the field and begin planting again. George McDonald with Catesa Farms talks about what this planting season has been like, and the challenges inflation and a slow farm economy has had.

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Becoming a Better Advocate of Agriculture

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/04/29

Emmy Armstrong of Greene County recently graduated from the spring session of Women’s Communications Boot Camp hosted by the American Farm Bureau Federation. Armstrong escribes what she learned from the four day training, and why she believes she's a better advocate for agriculture now.

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