National Ag Week celebrates the importance of agriculture in our everyday lives. This annual event highlights the vital role farmers, ranchers, and agricultural businesses play in providing safe, abundant, and affordable products to feed, clothe, and fuel the world.
Tennessee FFA strives to make a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premiere leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education.
Shooting Hunger events are done by the Tennessee agriculture community to help feed hungry Tenneeseans. Today they have provided more than 2 million meals for those who need it most in our communities.
Shooting Hunger Sporting Clays Fun Shoot will be held Thursday, May 1, 2025 at Chilhowee Sporting Clays located at 7601 Old Railroad Bed Rd, Maryville, TN 37801.
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In the February edition of the Co-op Feed Bin podcast, we’re joined by Kevin Thompson, Director of the Middle Tennessee UT AgResearch and Education Centers, to discuss the exciting changes coming to their Bull and Heifer Program. Kevin dives into the upcoming improvements and innovations aimed at enhancing livestock production, research, and education in the region. He shares insights on how these changes will benefit producers and advance the industry, offering a glimpse into the future of animal agriculture at the UT AgResearch centers. Tune in for an informative and forward-looking discussion with one of the leaders in Tennessee agriculture! ...
Happy National FFA Week! 💙💛 We’re proud to celebrate the incredible journey of our team members who are thriving in our Co-op system today, thanks to their experiences and leadership skills learned through FFA. From agriculture classrooms to career opportunities, FFA continues to shape the future of our workforce. 💪 ...
Power up your herd! 🐮 Check out this testimonial featuring Harris Farms on how Co-op's Beef Generator feed is supporting their cattle's nutrition this winter. ...
"You can't listen to what everybody tells you about the future. You just have to hoe the row you're in. It has worked for us for over 40 years now." - Bryan Carpenter, Smoky Mountain Farmers Co-op Learn more about the resilience Bryan has learned about from farmers of the past in the February issue of The Cooperator at www.ourcoop.com/the-cooperator. ...
The goal of TFC’s yearlong career training program is for participants to gain knowledge and experience under the direction of experienced personnel. This training is required for promotion to management and other career opportunities within the TFC organization.
College students have the opportunity to participate in a 12‑week summer internship at TFC or a member cooperative. This paid internship provides both hands‑on learning and classroom instruction.
TFC offers a total of 32 scholarships — each worth $2,000 — to qualified agriculture students at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville, UT Martin, Tennessee Technological University, Middle Tennessee State University, Tennessee State University, and Austin Peay State University.
