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
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
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
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
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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