Every day is Earth Day for farmers and ranchers. In honor of Earth Day this week, Tractor Supply® volunteers planted trees on a farm just south of Nashville.
The company has made it a tradition to do something extraordinary on Earth Day that gives back to the community and the environment, and some Middle Tennessee residents will get the benefits for years to come.
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“We knew we were stepping into legendary territory with Chet and Dolly on this one,” said Keith. “It was important to honor the music and spirit, but in our own way.
Held each year in Mercedes, the Rio Grande Valley Livestock Show remains a cornerstone event for the region — blending education, competition, and community, even during challenging times for agriculture.
