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Dr. Scott Stewart advises producers to keep scouting for insects in late soybeans. In this episode he'll tell you what to look for and how to deal with it.

The Natioanl Association of County Agricultural Agents held its annual meeting this year in Chattanooga. UT Extension hosted and helped coordinate this gathering of thousands of people.

It's that time of year when soybean fields can start to show symptoms of disease, and Dr. Heather Kelly's phone has been hot this week. She discusses the issues she's seeing most in fields this year and also explains how producers can take advantage of a new free soil screening.

Call of the Week features UT Crops specialists discussing their most frequent calls and questions of the past week. In our inaugural episode, Dr. Tyson Raper recommends cotton defoliation products for the 2018 harvest season.

One of UTIA's colleges has a new name and a re-energized focus. When classes get underway on the UT Ag Campus, students and faculty will be part of the renamed Herbert College of Agriculture. The change comes from a generous donation from Jim and Judi Herbert, UT alumni now living in Michigan. Mr. Herbert founded Neogen, an international food safety company. With their gift, the Herberts are think...

A common emotion for many of us is anger, which can cause problems in our personal lives and our careers if it's out of control. UT and TSU Extension will soon be teaching a program on learning to relax and manage anger.

May is graduation month for students at the University of Tennessee and across the country. But to first earn a degree, students must put in years of hard work.

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A great lesson for kids is to learn the value of money; how to spend it, save it and share it. UT Extension's "Money is Elementary" program is a way to teach children how to handle cash in life.

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New research estimates recreation on Tennessee Valley Authority's reservoir system creates nearly 12 billion dollars in economic impact, according to a UTIA study.

Summer camps are meant to be an escape for children, but learning can happen there, too. That's the idea at Lone Oaks Farm.

Like people, our pets can sometimes be diagnosed with cancer. Animal treatments can be expensive, but a program at UT's College of Veterinary Medicine makes it possible for pets and their owners to seek a cure without accumulating a large bill.

It's perhaps Tennessee's most urgent crisis, people dying from opioid overdoses, more than 1,600 in a recent year. UT Extension and Tennessee 4-H are working to educate people, especially kids and teens, about the dangers of these drugs.

Statistics from the government say three of four young people in the past month either witnessed someone being bullied – or were a victim themselves.

March is Extension Month in Tennessee. UT-TSU Extension serves the state's 95 with programs that deliver #RealLifeSolutions that help to improve lives to positively impact Tennessee.

March is Extension Month in Tennessee. UT-TSU Extension serves the state's 95 with programs that deliver #RealLifeSolutions that help to improve lives to positively impact Tennessee.

Statistics from the government say three of four young people in the past month either witnessed someone being bullied – or were a victim themselves.

The University of Tennessee is kicking off a yearlong celebration of 50 years of Real. Life. Solutions to the people of Tennessee and beyond.

Raising the curtain on agriculture. It's not a combination you hear often, farming and theatre. But some Tennessee producers are climbing on stage as actors to tell others about their profession, both the good and the bad.

A conversation with a UT Institute of Ag faculty member on how she found a career in agriculture...her work to improve forage management in the Mid-South...and where she sees the future of ag.