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Holt Sworn-in as Commissioner of Ag

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/09/26

Gov. Bill Lee has sworn-in Weakley County’s Andy Holt as the Commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Agriculture.

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A Close Call a Reminder To Practice Farm Safety

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/09/25

Practicing farm safety is often taken for granted. For Kary Robinson of Franklin County, however, it's a deeply personal issue following a close call he experienced while baling straw several years ago. He recalls the terrifying incident and urges others to take farm safety seriously.

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Small Farms Play Critical Role in Farm Economy

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/09/24

Recent data from the US Department of Agriculture demonstrates the important role small farms play in our food system. Mike Davis has more.

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Thinking Farm Safety

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/09/23

This week is National Farm Safety & Health Week. It’s a time when the agriculture industry pauses to focus on practicing safety on the farm and reducing accidents. Shelli Rampold with UT Extension shares some ways to stay mindful of farm safety, along with resources Extension offers to learn more.

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Continued Efforts to Reduce a Rural Stigma

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/09/22

Although increased awareness of mental health challenges and resources continue, also still ongoing is efforts in suicide prevention. Rod Bain has more.

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Shooting Hunger For 11 Years

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/09/19

For 11 years the agriculture community in Tennessee has come together to help rase money to feed hungry Tennesseans. Shooting Hunger is a clay sporting event that takes place in all three grand divisions. After all the events for the year all the money raised is divided evenly among all 95 counties and given to school backpack programs.

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Sustainable Practices Opening Up Soybean Markets In...

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/09/18

Finding new markets for U.S. farmers to sell commodities is more important than ever before. While China continues to hold out on buying American soybeans, other nations in the European Union have increased their imports. A group of people from various European nations is in Tennessee this week, learning how our farmers grow soybeans using sustainable practices. The hope is that this tour will lead to Europe purchasing even more U.S. soybeans.

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Precision Agriculture Driving Agriculture Into The...

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/09/17

Dr. Akumu Clement and his team at Tennessee State University is driving research into Precision agriculture. The technologies coming from this research is helping farmers save money on input costs and be more profitable.

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A Tough Soybean Harvest

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/09/16

This time of year for our farmers should be one of excitement and payoff for their hard work during the growing season as they harvest their row crops like soybeans and corn. But because of markets, inflation and weather, it could be 'catastrophic.'

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Fertilizer Prices on the Rise

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/09/15

As input costs continue to put a strain on farmers’ bottom lines, a concerning trend has emerged for fertilizer prices. Mike Davis takes a look at the numbers.

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More then 2,000 Pounds of Pork Donated To Cul2vate

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/09/12

More than 2,000 pounds of pork was donated to Cul2vate to go towards feeding hungry Tennesseans. The meat was donated by Tosh Farms and the Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation paid to have it processed.

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MAHA Report Recognizes Contributions of Farmers

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/09/11

A highly anticipated report from the Make America Healthy Again Commission was finally published. Mike Davis explains how the report recognizes contributions of farmers in making America healthy.

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Hydroponics At Home

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/09/10

It’s often said that, collectively, we as a generation are disconnected from how our food is grown. Less than two percent of our population farms—but you don’t have to live on a farm to grow food. Dr. Steven Kennedy, with Tennessee State University’s Agriculture Department, is helping people learn how they can grow fresh produce through hydroponic systems at home.

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Tennessee Valley Fair All About Agriculture

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/09/09

The Tennessee Valley Fair is up and going this week. They're celebrating their 105th year and keeping true to their mission of being centered around agriculture.

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Tennessee Valley Fair Hamburger Grill Off

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/09/08

The Tennessee Valley Fair in Knoxville is up and running this week. It got started last Friday with a Hamburger grill off between local radio stations in Knoxville and a team of 4-H and FFA students – all to highlight agriculture and the delicious products produced right here in Tennessee.

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TSU Small Farmer Of The Year

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/09/05

Mike Taliento spent nearly 30 years serving our nation in the Army, and now he’s dedicating his time and energy to raising beef cattle alongside his wife on their ranch in Montgomery County. He was recently recognized as the Tennessee Small Farmer of The Year at the TSU Small Farm Expo.

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Hatcher Announces Retirement As Ag Commissioner

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/09/04

Dr. Charlie Hatcher announced Wednesday that he will be retiring as Tennessee Commissioner of Agriculture effective October 1st. After nearly seven years as commissioner, Hatcher says his dairy farm in Williamson County and family is calling him back home. Governor Bill Lee has appointed current Deputy Commissioner of Agriculture Andy Holt to succeed Hatcher as Tennessee Ag Commissioner.

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New Meat Processing Facility In East Tennessee

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/09/03

A group of farmers in upper East Tennessee banded together to help solve the shortage of meat processing facilities in Tennessee. Together they formed the Appalachian Producers Cooperative, which is a USDA inspected processing facility that can harvest around 125 head per week.

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Ag Majors Climbing at Rocky Top

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/09/02

The University of Tennessee's Herbert College of Agriculture on the ag campus in Knoxville is bustling with students these days, perhaps more so than any other time.

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New Labor Decision Removes Some Burden on Farmers

Tennessee Home & Farm Radio ·

2025/09/01

A district court has overturned a burdensome aspect of a 2023 labor rule, which is good news for farmers and ranchers.

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