Musical treasure, Mandy Barnett came by to show off her FFA roots, accomplishments, and upcoming projects

Mandy Barnett is a Tennessee native and Grand Ole Opry member who is known for her world-class vocals, which have been featured on a number of platforms including Larry’s Country Diner, and she is set to play the Iowa State Fair this weekend.

She came by RFD-TV Studios to talk with Suzanne Alexander about her time in the FFA, her list of accomplishments, and upcoming projects like the tribute album to The Judds.

She also stuck around to perform a Linda Ronstadt classic, “Long, Long Time.”

To keep up-to-date with Mandy, click HERE.

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