Search Site   
Current News Stories
Ohio farmer has turned to yaks as a way to diversify 
KDA’s All in for Ag Education Week features student-created book
Trump signs deal expanding duty-free US beef access to Indonesia
School zone pesticide bill being fine-tuned in Illinois
Kentucky Hay Testing Lab helps farmers verify forage quality
Track chairs will help those with limited mobility explore state parks
Chyann Kendel wins 2026 Teachers Turn the Key Award
Fulbright Scholar visit reinforces Clark State’s growing role in global ag
United States cheese consumption hits all-time high in 2025
Data center on farmland a cash cow for city and schools
Indiana Corn Marketing Council seeks farmers to serve on its board of directors
   
News Articles
Search News  
   
Tennessee grown products will be featured at Tennessee State Fair
 
NASHVILLE, Tenn — The Tennessee Department of Agriculture is excited to announce that the Pick Tennessee Products Experience at the Wilson County-Tennessee State Fair is back for 2024.
“Fairs center on agriculture, and the Pick Tennessee Products Experience is no exception,” Agriculture Commissioner Charlie Hatcher, D.V.M. said. “We are eager to welcome fairgoers back to the Pick Tennessee Store. The store was a huge hit last year and is going to be even bigger and better this year. Be sure to stop by and shop for yourself or find gifts for friends and family.”
Visitors to the fair can purchase Tennessee-made foods, beverages, spreads, as well as soaps and wood products at the Pick Tennessee Store.
The Pick Tennessee Products Experience includes daily agricultural demonstrations of interest to all ages. Check out sessions on cooking, Christmas tree trimming, wool spinning, cut flower arranging, canning, pickling, and even an insect petting zoo.
A different free food sample will be available each day such as Moon Pies, Little Debbie’s, watermelon, cheeses, bacon, beef sticks, ice cream, and watermelon. Free samples of whole milk and chocolate milk will be available every day inside the Pick Tennessee Products Experience space.
Adults and children will love the new commodity room where they can learn about various commodities in the state through immersive experiences. There are games, visuals, touch and feel activities, and more that will facilitate learning.
The Wilson County - Tennessee State Fair runs through August 24 at the James E. Ward Agricultural Center in Lebanon, Tenn.

8/13/2024