Tennessee locals are shooting clays to support the future of agriculture

Tomorrow, the Agriculture, Kids and Clays will bring agriculture partners across the state of Tennessee together for a fun, exciting sporting clays event. It will raise funds to support Tennessee FFA, 4-H and Ag in the Classroom.

Tennessee Farm Bureau‘s Director of Membership, Bryan Wright, spoke with RFD-TV’s own Janet Adkison about what will take place at the event, why it was decided to support young people involved in agriculture and how to participate.

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