Davidson County has lost 30,000 acres of farmland to development since 2010
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As Nashville’s traditional farming community shrinks, a new urban agriculture network expands
The Nashville Food Project is building a new kind of agriculture network across Davidson County
Before lawmakers gavel out this year — ahead of an election cycle — a bill designed to protect pesticide companies’ liability remains uncertain
The nonprofit battles food insecurity through its unique workforce and a collection of city farms and gardens
A combine harvesting soybeans in West Tennessee, 2009
Pesticide, farmland preservation and tariffs are among farmers’ concerns
Republican lawmakers are determined to re-restrict high-potency THC, while farmers and Democrats consider the path to legalization
Taking a look at Tennessee’s Burns Village & Farm, the co-housing agrihood aiming for a 2024 launch
