To better assist Tennessee's farmers and agribusinesses in making informed marketing decisions, the Tennessee Department of Agriculture and the United States Department of Agriculture are providing a new electronic data platform for the Tennessee Market News Service.

The Tennessee Department of Agriculture and the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development have partnered with local agribusinesses to initiate more than $40 million of economic activity through the Agriculture Enterprise Fund.

The USDA Forest Service and the Tennessee Department of Agriculture Division of Forestry (TDF) have entered into a Good Neighbor Authority (GNA) master agreement to help conserve, protect and manage natural resources in the Cherokee National Forest.

Many fathers are known for their love of food — brunch, midnight snacking, and everything in between. And dad’s favorite meal just may include proteins thrown on the grill.

Tennessee horse owners now have a new resource to protect the health of their livestock.

The Tennessee Department of Agriculture is announcing rule changes for the state’s hemp program to better serve hemp producers.

The Tennessee Department of Agriculture, United States Department of Agriculture – Animal and Plant Health Inspection Services, Tennessee Department of Health, and University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture (UTIA) today announced the detection of the invasive Asian longhorned tick in Tennessee.

The Tennessee Forestry Commission will meet June 4 at 9 a.m. CDT at the TWRA main conference room located at 5107 Edmondson Pike in Nashville, Tenn.

Tennessee’s farmers markets are providing more than just a place to find fresh food.

The state veterinarian’s office is investigating an outbreak of Equine Piroplasmosis (EP) in a group of racing Quarter Horses in Middle Tennessee.

The Tennessee Department of Agriculture is advising horse owners of a case of equine infectious anemia (EIA) in West Tennessee.

Despite the wet start to spring, sweet and juicy strawberries are prime for picking in most areas of Tennessee.

The Tennessee Department of Agriculture will hold a public rulemaking hearing to gather input on the use of dicamba pesticide products in commercial production of cotton and soybeans.

Are you a landowner looking to establish or enhance your woodland or a logger looking to improve your harvesting capacity?

Weigel’s, one of East Tennessee’s largest milk processors, has committed to using milk produced exclusively in Tennessee.