Each year, National Farmer’s Day recognizes and celebrates the abundance provided by farmers across the United States.
Tennessee Junior Livestock Sheep Exposition give 4-H and FFA members a chance to show their market lambs, commercial ewes, and purebred lambs.
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.
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Published by Tennessee Farmers Cooperative in the interest of better farming through cooperation and improved technology, and to connect to the Co-op community through shared experiences, common values, and rural heritage.
Sometimes people will say. ‘Well, you can’t do that,’ and that’s always made me try harder to do it.” – Steve Stanley, Scott Morgan Farmers Co-op Member Learn more about Steve and his successful farming operation in Scott County in the September issue of The Cooperator at https://tinyurl.com/SeptCooperator23. ...
Becoming a beekeeper is both a rewarding and educational experience, but sometimes it can be challenging to know where to get started. This video includes a few tips to help you out! ...
First Farmers Co-op member and past board member, Mark Roach has grown a successful farm from his lumber operation. Learn more about Mark in the August issue of the Cooperator at https://tinyurl.com/AugCooperator23. ...
Ready, aim, and SAVE on hunting season essentials! 🦌 Don't miss your shot at our Own Your Hunt Sales Event happening now until Aug. 26! ...
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.
