Bill To Allow State Of Tennessee To Acquire Farmland Easements Killed For This Session Despite Pressure From GOP Leadership & Gov. Lee

As the 113th General Session is set to close within two weeks, a piece of legislation that was ordained directly by Governor Bill Lee has been sent to General Subcommittee where it will end with no opportunity for resurrection unless there is all new legislation carried next year.  

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National Defense: A “Deere” John Letter from America’s Farmers?

America Is Under Siege! One Area Where Little “Dot Connecting” Seems To Be Being Done Concerns Our Open Border And Domestic Agriculture.

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How Tennessee Has Assigned Its $3.7B In Federal Pandemic Recovery Funds

Tennessee Has Now Assigned All $3.7 Billion In Federal American Rescue Plan Funds Across The State, With The Largest Portion Going To The State’s Most Populous County, Davidson.

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Tennessee Awards $18M In Agricultural Supply Chain Grants

Tennessee Awarded More Than $18 Million To 20 Businesses In The First Round Of Its Tennessee Forestry, Agriculture And Rural Markets Cost Share Program.

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Bill Filed In TN Legislature For More Transparency On Food Labels About “Vaccine Materials”

Although Reading Food Product Labels Will Likely Still Require A Few Google Searches From The Average Consumer, Proposed Legislation Does Bring Attention To An Issue That Many Tennessee Residents May Not Previously Have Been Aware Of.

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Agriculture Researcher Predicts ‘Perfect Storm’ For High Grocery Prices Nationwide

The Cost Of Farming Will Remain Volatile Next Year, And High Grocery Prices With It, According To A University Of Missouri Research Associate For The Food And Agricultural Policy Research Institute.

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