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It's in the bag
| While it may not show up on the ingredient tag of your Co-op feed bag, the work of Cooperative Research Farms (CRF) benefits every bag, container, and ton of animal nutrition that leaves a ProTrition | Story by Allison Farley |
A slow, steady increase
| At Harmony Way Dairy, sixth-generation dairyman Riley Mason is pleased with the progress his family has made in their operation — thanks largely to cutting-edge ag technology.
The milk cows are relax | Story and photos by Glen Liford |
Following farmers
| Tennessee farmers were later getting to the fields this spring due to wet weather delays. From East to West, persistent rains hindered progress for farmers needing to spray, spread fertilizer, and pla | Story by Claire Hill Photos by Claire Hill and Glen Liford |
Illuminating Gatlinburg
| In celebration of the theme, “Illuminate,” more than 3,500 members, advisors, alumni, and agribusiness partners shined the spotlight on FFA as they gathered for the 94th Tennessee FFA Convention held | Story by Allison Farley Photos by Cara Moore |
A milestone worth celebrating
| Amilestone of community service and citizenship was celebrated March 20-23 in Nashville when State 4-H Congress convened for the 75th consecutive year.
The distinctive green sweaters of 4-H Congress | Story by Allison Farley Photos by Allison Farley and Glen Liford |
Eyes on the boll
| For those not familiar with it, the incredibly innocuous name “plant bug” might illicit a chuckle on first hearing.
“Aren’t all bugs plant bugs?” you may ask.
But for fruit, vegetable, and row-crop | Story by Mark Johnson |
Bid high, bid often
| Since the birth of our nation, the hypnotic chant of the auctioneer has been the soundtrack of agriculture. The architectural features of auction barns across the state may have changed over the years | Story and photos by Claire Hill |
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