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The USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service provides meaningful, accurate, and objective statistics on crops, livestock, prices, and more, serving as the Fact Finders of U.S. Agriculture.
Tennessee agriculture professionals can rely on these official NASS data for informed decisions on farming, markets, and rural communities.
The University of Tennessee's Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics publishes Monthly Crop Comments, a summary of the USDA's World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates and profitability outlook.
Tennessee agriculture professionals can use these monthly supply, demand, and profitability insights to inform crop marketing and production decisions.
Farmbucks lists Tennessee CGB cash bids per bushel, with #2 yellow soybeans at $10.82-$12.49, #2 yellow corn at $4.02-$5.29, and soft red winter wheat at $5.48-$6.83.
Tennessee grain producers can use these current bid ranges to gauge local cash market values for soybeans, corn, and wheat.
A research guide from UT Libraries compiling Tennessee GIS data and resources for agriculture, forestry, and wildlife.
Tennessee agriculture professionals can use this guide to locate geospatial data for land use, crop planning, and natural resource management.
This source is a News Archives page that collects and organizes past news updates.
Tennessee agriculture professionals can use this archive to stay informed on prior announcements and developments relevant to farming in the state.
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The Tennessee Farm Bureau page aggregates the Tennessee hay directory, dairy information, and other agriculture and commodity resources.
This gives Tennessee agriculture professionals a single, local reference for commodity information and hay and dairy industry details.
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