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The Georgia destination offers hayrides, baked goods and dozens of pumpkin varieties alongside its newest attraction.
Livestock shows and FFA exhibits give visitors an up-close look at the state’s agriculture industry.
Fausett Farms has become a seasonal agritourism destination.
More than 25,000 visitors head to Pumpkin Hollow each year for fall activities.
Michele Fite reflects on the Women in Agribusiness Summit, highlighting mentorship, career development, emerging leaders, and recognition for women farmers.
Boise Potato Days reclaimed the Guinness World Record for the largest serving of french fries.
Rudd Farm grows more than 60 varieties, with new pumpkins and gourds added each year.
The orchard along the Tennessee-Alabama border combines fruit production with agritourism.
Pearl Carpenter turned a small garden into a growing farm business that brings visitors closer to agriculture.
Airbnb and American Farmland Trust are offering funding to help farms welcome visitors.
More than a century after Jessica Smith’s ancestor grew grapes, the family is returning to vineyard production.
Dustin and Justyne Noble join SharkFarmer on tonight’s new episode to share how their family dairy has grown and why educating the public remains central to their operation.
The “Fun for the Whole Country!” theme will highlight agriculture and education in Music City.
Farm Progress’ Women in the Field program aims to create a space where women in agriculture can build relationships with one another and find support.
The Cunningham family shares how hosting international students has become a summer tradition.
A sixth-generation Iowa farm is keeping its 180-year legacy alive by combining traditional agriculture with agritourism, family events, and new ways to connect with the community.
Ag States of America
Lawmakers are expected to revisit farm legislation and agricultural workforce issues after the midterm elections.
RealAg Radio Host Shaun Haney says U.S. ethanol groups welcomed no domestic-content rule, but Canadian farm and ethanol groups say the 1.3 credit multiplier may not help local producers compete.
Farmers may have only brief opportunities for fieldwork before wetter conditions arrive.
State Fairs Coverage
Farm families say earlier school calendars are making it harder for students to participate in state fairs.
Visitors can expect new exhibits, producer showcases and Tennessee-made products at this year’s fair.
Students in 4-H share how prior planning helps set themselves up for success in state fair showing season.
Rose Parade
