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More than a Decade of Fighting Hunger

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/06/23

Being mindful of folks who are in need of food is no doubt an important calling. That's why for the past decade or more Shooting Hunger has been an effort to fight hunger in Tennessee.

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AFBF President Travels to U.K. to Talk Trade

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/06/20

American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall recently spent time meeting with key officials for one of the U.S.’s top potential trading partners.

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Next Generation of Agriculture At Governor’s School

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/06/19

Around 30 incoming high school seniors are spending their summer at UT Martin as a part of the Tennessee Governor's School for Agriculture Science. Some participants describe what the summer has been like & why studying agriculture is so important to them.

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4-H Officers Reflect On Time in Green Blazer

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/06/18

Current Tennessee 4-H council members are wrapping up their final weeks in their positions traveling across the state and visiting with and thanking key sponsors of the 4-H program. They explain what it's meant to serve the organization they have grown up in and that has shaped them into who they are today.

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SASDA In The Volunteer State

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/06/17

The Southern Association of Departments of Agriculture or, SASDA, is in Tennessee this week for their annual conference. SASDA is made up of 14 different state departments of agriculture including Tennessee. Tennessee Commissioner of Agriculture, Dr. Charlie Hatcher, explains why it's important for SASDA to meet and how proud he is to host it in his home state this year.

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Farm Bureau Members Share Labor Challenges with Congress

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/06/16

Several farmers and ranchers are voicing their concerns about farm labor with their elected officials. Chad Smith has a firsthand account from Capitol Hill.

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Advocating for our Most Important Industry

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/06/13

A small group of Tennessee young farmers joined hundreds of others from across the nation this week in Washington D.C. as part of the American Farm Bureau’s biannual Advocacy Fly-In.

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Growing Berries at Home

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/06/12

Fruits of the Backyard — a fun field day for anyone wanting to grow berries, whether it’s on your front porch or in a raised garden bed. Middle Tennessee AgResearch and Education Center hosts the event each year to promote agriculture in urban areas and teach people how to grow fruits with limited land and resources.

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Vaden Gets Confirmed

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/06/11

Stephen Vaden, Tennessee native, former USDA general counsel and judge on the Court of International Trade has been confirmed by the U.S. Senate as the Deputy Secretary of Agriculture at USDA.

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Lesson Plans That Grow

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/06/10

Tennessee Farm Bureau is dedicated to connecting people with the story of agriculture, not just on the farm, but in the classroom too. Through its Ag in the Classroom program, the organization equips educators with tools to help students understand where their food, fiber, and fuel come from.

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Depending on Dairy

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/06/09

Its hard work but it’s been worth while for John Harrison and his family at Sweetwater Valley Farm in Philadelphia, Tennessee.

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Strong Partnerships

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/06/06

In Tennessee, there’s a strong sense of partnership among the agricultural community that helps strengthen our overall ag economy, especially in tough times. And recently the Tennessee Farm Bureau hosted representatives from the various commodity organizations, University of Tennessee, the department of agriculture and others to review the most recent legislative session and other issues facing the ag industry.

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Milk Rich In Protein & Legacy

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/06/05

There aren't many dairy farms left in Tennessee but one of the more unique ones still around is Cleburn Jersey Farm in Spring Hill, Tennessee. Laura Purtle is the sixth generation on the farm and takes pride in continuing the legacy her ancestors have passed down for decades. They have the oldest continuing milking jersey herd in the Nation. Laura explains what it means to her to carry on the legacy of their dairy farm and how they've expanded to keep it all going.

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Interim to Full Time

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/06/04

The University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture has announced that Dr. Justin Rhinehart will serve as the new dean of the extension service.

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Finally In The Hay Field

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/06/03

This May will gop down as one of the wettest in recent memory. All the rain has delayed farmers from getting in the hay fields for their first cutting. The first few days of June have been dry and allowed farmers to finally get out and start cutting hay.

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Celebrating Nature’s Most Perfect Food

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/06/02

June is dairy month and while the number of milk cow dairies is now hovering around only 100, its still an important part of our overall ag economy in Tennessee. And without question, an important part of our diet.

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Mastering Our Forages

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/05/30

For years now, the University of Tennessee has been offering classes and programs to help and assist our farmers to produce better crops and livestock. And now they are launching their latest, the Tennessee Master Forage Program.

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A Ride Like No Other

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/05/29

For more than nine decades, the Tennessee Walking Horse has continued to provide an experience as many would say like no other. It was in the Spring of 1935 when a group of owners and admirers of what were known as plantation walking horses, got together and formed what is known today as the Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders and Exhibitors Association.

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Promoting Tennessee’s Top Commodity

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/05/28

Poultry is Tennessee's top agricultural commodity that employs thousands and supports communities across the state. David Wilds of Morristown, Tennessee, the regional vice president at Koch Foods and president of the Tennessee Poultry Association, shares more about the industry and the importance of associations like the Tennessee Poultry Association.

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Friend Of FACCT Award Winner

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/05/27

Pam Stoutt of Knox County was recently awarded the Friend of FACCT award for her many hours spent reading to kids during Ag literacy week. She explains what it meant to receive the award and why she's so passionate about teaching kids about agriculture.

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