Applying insecticide at the right time is key to protecting your lawn. Too early, and pests aren’t active; too late, and damage like thinning turf and brown patches has already occurred. Because different pests peak at different times, effective control depends on timing tr...

When applying crop-protection products, precision matters more than ever. With rising input costs and increased scrutiny of off‑target movement, every drop of spray needs to reach its intended target. Whether treating thousands of acres of row crops or managing pastureland, the s...

Before hay season hits full stride, a little preparation can save you a lot of frustration in the field. Taking time now to stock up on essential supplies and spare parts helps keep your operation running smoothly when every hour counts.

U.S. farmers are entering the 2026 planting season with cautious optimism, guided by the USDA’s Prospective Plantings report released March 31, 2026. The report indicates that while major national acreage shifts were limited, subtle changes — particularly stronger-tha...

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – “Making the best better.” That’s a motto of the Tennessee 4-H Youth Development Program. It’s also the goal for a new leadership structure for the state’s historic youth development program, operated by University of Tennesse...

April is an ideal month to experience Tennessee’s outdoors, with mild weather, blooming landscapes, and lighter crowds before summer. Popular activities include exploring state parks, hiking for exercise, spotting wildflowers, and attending spring festivals and community ev...