In 2024, severe rainfall in May disrupted crop planting, resulting in an almost one-third decline in Tennessee cotton acres. While producers were hopeful for improved conditions in 2025, a combination of drought and unstable markets led to a second consecutive low-profi...

The University of Tennessee Gardens, Knoxville, is excited to announce the return of a fun-filled summer program for teens, age 13 through high school seniors, who have disabilities. Registration is now open for the three-week Sow 2 Grow Level 1 – Basics program, which begi...

As the seasons change, so do our management practices for equine ownership. Here are a few considerations that are important for horse owners this spring.  

Tennessee’s agricultural fairs across the state were recognized for excellence during the Fairs’ Merit Awards at the 104th Tennessee Association of Fairs (TAF) Convention, held Jan. 15–17 in Murfreesboro.  

Chick season is almost upon us. Chicks will start showing up in stores mid- to late-February. The idea of raising a flock can be both exciting and intimidating for first-time chicken owners. With a little preparation, though, it’s easy to master the technicalities of poultr...

Today’s fertilizer prices have many growers taking a closer look at ways to increase the return on investment (ROI) of their fertilizer dollars by ensuring they achieve the highest possible efficiency from their applied and existing nutrients. The most viable way to do this...