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Insulating Your Chicken Coop for Cold Weather
Dec 09, 2024
| TFC
As temperatures drop, it’s essential to create a warm, safe environment for your chickens. While chickens are hardy animals, prolonged exposure to temperatures below 25°F can be harmful. By insulating your chicken coop effectively, you can retain heat, block cold drafts...
Andy Teasley Elected New Chairman of TN Soybean Promotion Board
Dec 09, 2024
| TFC
The Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board has elected Andy Teasley as its new chairman. Teasley is an active farmer and served as the board’s secretary for the past two years prior to his election to this position. He is also active in other agricultural organizations, includin...
Holiday Shopping Made Easy at Co-op
Dec 02, 2024
| TFC
The holidays are here, and your local Co-op has everything you need to check off your Christmas shopping list. From practical gifts to fun surprises, we’ve got something for every member of the family — pets included! While our selection varies by location, you’...
Three Directors Elected to TFC Board
Dec 02, 2024
| TFC
Congratulations to our three board members who were recently elected for three-year terms at the 2024 Tennessee Farmers Cooperative Annual Meeting, held December 1-2 at the Gaylord Opryland Hotel in Nashville, Tennessee.
Cold Weather Considerations: Winter Care Tips for Equine Enthusiasts
Dec 02, 2024
| TFC
Winter weather brings with it management challenges for horse owners. Here are some tips to help make wintertime horse care a bit easier.
‘Double-Whammy’ Summer Drought on the Heels of a Wet Spring Creates Challenges for West Tennessee Row-Crop Growers
Dec 02, 2024
| TFC
Any seasoned farmer will tell you that the occasional down year is to be expected, even anticipated, although it’s no fun while it’s happening.
Unfortunately, the 2024 growing season for row-croppers in many parts of Tennessee was a case-study of this fact.
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