Sharing the Story of Agriculture: RFD-TV's Tammi Arender Speaks with the Nashville Ag Club

The Nashville Fair is now underway in Music City with a focus on agriculture. RFD-TV’s own Tammi Arrender spoke to the Nashville Ag Club at the Nashville Fairgrounds.

The club meets monthly to discuss current agricultural issues and hear from agricultural-related speakers.

When Tammi took center stage, she addressed the importance of telling the story of agriculture and how to go about doing that effectively. She provided them with practical strategies to engage with the media and share an honest and accurate portrait of farmers and ranchers with the public.

Anyone in the Middle Tennessee area interested in advancing agriculture in the region is invited to join the club.

To learn more, visit the Nashville Ag Club’s LinkedIn Page.

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