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A child can be over committed in the number of extracurricular activities they participate in. USDA’s Rod Bain asks a child expert at the Universersity of Tennessee what parents can do in this reportFeb 25, 2013
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Tennessee state FFA officers have been traveling throughout the state on their Goodwill Tour during National FFA Week.Feb 25, 2013
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Gov. Bill Haslam was the keynote speaker for the Boy Scouts of America patron luncheon for the Duck River District.Feb 25, 2013
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Farmers and ranchers in Tennessee and all across the country are paricipating in Food Check-Out Week (Feb. 17-23) to reach out in their communities to provide tips on how to stretch their grocery dollars with healthy, nutritious food.Feb 18, 2013
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American Farm Bureau’s Exec. Director of Public Policy says a new $110 billion fiscal policy proposal from Sen. Majority Leader HARRY REID will create much harm in farm country.Feb 18, 2013
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A LOT MORE ATTENTION THESE DAYS TO PROTECTING OUR NATURAL RESOURCES LIKE THE AIR AND WATER, BUT ALSO FARMERS AND RANCHERS CONTINUE TO LOOK AT WAYS TO BETTER PROTECT THEIR LAND, AND INPARTCULAR THE SOIL. GARY CRAWFORD HAS MORE WITH TN STATE CONSERVATIONIST KEVIN BROWN.Feb 18, 2013
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Twenty-eight million meals were served in 2012 thanks to Farm Bureau families across the country who donated a record breaking amount of food, time and money to assist hungry Americans as part of Farm Bureau’s “Harvest for All” program. AFBF’s Miranda McDaniel has the story.Feb 18, 2013
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About 800 Young Farmers from across the nation, including about 30 from Tennessee, recently took part in the American Farm Bureau’s Young Farmers & Ranchers Leadership Conference.Feb 12, 2013
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Tenn. and American farmers are continuing to push for a 5-year Farm Bill in Congress.Feb 12, 2013
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This year the groundhog did predict an early spring, but how accurate is the groundhog in predicting the weather. Gary Crawford has this report.Feb 12, 2013
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Tennessee’s poultry industry has expanded in recent years to be valued at $4.8 billion and that’s helping family farms stay on the farm.Feb 6, 2013
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The TN Department of Environment and Conservation is working to have better relationships with other state departments and Tennessee citizens.Feb 6, 2013
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Finally! Members of the Senate have moved immigration reform off the backburner. American Farm Bureau Labor Specialist Kristi Boswell explains why that’s so important for U.S. agriculture in this story from AFBF’s Johnna Miller.Feb 6, 2013