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This week, Sarah and Tennille talk about fostering a safe online presence for your family, especially when school is out and more time is being spent in cyberspace.

Chad Hayes with the Tennessee Department of Agriculture and Dr. Larry Steckel, UTIA, discuss upcoming educational visits related to dicamba spray applications and what producers can expect if they are selected.

This week, Sarah and Tennille  discuss creative ways to help children avoid summer “learning loss” while school is out. Our special guest is Peggy Jackson, Director of the Haywood County Family Resource Centers.

Dr. Tyson Raper addresses cotton seed quality issues and offers guidance on making the decision to replant.

In this episode of "AgCast," we highlight a federal program that's had a half-century of impact in Tennessee and the nation. EFNEP teaches families about healthy eating habits and money management. Charles Denney tells us how families benefit from information and smart planning. 

In this episode, Sarah and Tennille discuss the “85210” prescription for health from Le Bonheur Children’s Medical Center. Our special guest is  Health Educator, Nicole Newman,  at Le Bonheur.

Dr. Heather Kelly discusses seedling disease symptoms and scouting.

Sarah & Tennille take a lighthearted look at fashion and accessory trends that are sure to impress Mom on Mother's Day! Special guest is Rachel Erwin, Extension Agent in Lauderdale County.

Dr. Larry Steckel answers questions about the newly approved over-the-top dicamba product, Tavium, the looming May 15 cutoff for older dicamba formulations, dicamba volatility research and buffer zones.

Sarah and Tennille talk about “Raising Cain” and focus on differences in parenting boys versus girls. 

Dr. Scott Stewart covers control options for thrips, plus outlines a useful thrips risk monitoring tool found at http://climate.ncsu.edu/CottonTIP.

 It’s Healthier Tennessee Week! This week, Sarah and Tennille talk to Syrena Flowers from the Governor’s Foundation on Health & Wellness to explore ways that communities can get started in the program and its benefits.  

Dr. Angela McClure announces the revival of a soybean yield contest in Tennessee. 

This week, Sarah and Tennille talk taxes.  CPA, Joey Geter, helps us think ahead to the 2019 tax season and beyond. 

It's what's on everyone's mind. In this episode, Dr. Joanne Logan, with the University of Tennessee Department of Biosystems Engineering and Soil Science, will discuss weather patterns for 2019.

This week on "Bringing it Home: " Get Garden Ready! Sarah and Tennille talk about starting a home vegetable garden with special guest UT Extension Agriculture Agent Celeste Scott.

Sarah and Tennille examine some common household cleaning mistakes and how to avoid them.

UT Extension Corn Specialist Angela McClure covers some of the top corn planting considerations for 2019, including weather, soil temperatures, planter settings, and nitrogen recommendations.

Caregivers Need Care, Too! Special guest Miss Tennessee Christine Williamson chats with Sarah and Tennille about her road to the title, her Alzheimer’s disease platform, and her role as a family caregiver.

This is National Poison Prevention Week. Is your family safe from accidental poisonings in the home? On this episode of “Bringing it Home,” Sarah and Tennille look at ways to be sure and what to do if it happens.

In this episode, Dr. Avat Shekoofa discusses research on the impact of different cover crop species, as well as different cover crop termination timings, on pigweed germination.

Do you have a picky eater in your house? This week on "Bringing it Home," Sarah & Tennille share some strategies on how to help make meal time a little easier. 

Dr. Scott Stewart discusses the upcoming Boll Weevil referendum (March 11-22), a historical perspective, and the benefits of this program.

In this week's "Bringing it Home," Sarah and Tennille share some ideas for a budget-friendly spring break for your family.

Students at UTIA's Herbert College of Agriculture are sharing life lessons and practical skills through a video series called "Life Savvy 101."