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Oklahoma Farm Bureau Reaches Out To Storm Victims
Throughout much of the history of their great state, the family members of Oklahoma Farm Bureau have worked together, sharing the joys, and the sufferings that accompany everyday life. They are a statewide family with offices in all 77 counties to serve Oklahomans. The horrific storms serve as another reminder of how important it is to help each other when tragedy strikes.
Whitt Picked for American Farm Bureau's 7th Leader Class
The American Farm Bureau Federation has chosen a group of 10 young agricultural leaders to participate in the seventh class of the Partners in Agricultural Leadership honors program, among those being Tennessee's own Brandon Whitt.
Whitt Picked for American Farm Bureau's 7th Leader Class
The American Farm Bureau Federation has chosen a group of 10 young agricultural leaders to participate in the seventh class of the Partners in Agricultural Leadership honors program, among those being Tennessee's own Brandon Whitt.
Farm Bureau Sends Farm Bill Proposal to Capitol Hill
The American Farm Bureau Federation is sending a farm bill proposal to Capitol Hill today. Approved this weekend by the AFBF Board of Directors, the proposal offers a diverse mix of risk management and safety net tools to benefit a wide range of farms and it saves $23 billion compared to the cost of continuing the current program.
Ag Day on the Hill
April 2, 2013 was proclaimed “Agriculture Day on the Hill” in Tennessee by Governor Bill Haslam. To celebrate the occasion, commodity groups and agriculture businesses from across Tennessee gathered in Nashville to help tell agriculture’s story to the legislature and people visiting the Legislative Plaza.
Adequate Land Ranks as Top Concern of Young Farmers
Securing adequate land to grow crops and raise livestock was the top challenge identified in the latest survey of participants in the American Farm Bureau Federation’s Young Farmers & Ranchers program.
UT offers two sets of workshops for farmers marketing to local consumers
Consumer demand for locally produced foods and products continues to grow, creating opportunities for farmers who market directly to the public as well as to chefs and grocery stores. To help farmers prepare to meet the demand for local products, the University of Tennessee Center for Profitable Agriculture is offering two sets of workshops in March and April.
Author and PBS Host P. Allen Smith Joins Home & Farm as Regular Contributor
Best-selling author and television host P. Allen Smith joins Tennessee Home & Farm magazine as a regular columnist.
Author and PBS Host P. Allen Smith Joins Home & Farm as Regular Contributor
Best-selling author and television host P. Allen Smith joins Tennessee Home & Farm magazine as a regular columnist.
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