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This month's Equine Essentials will feature a valuable session on winter weight management for horses with ProTrition Equine Nutritionist, Grey Parks. Grey will dive into the importance of understanding body condition scores and how they relate to a horse's overall health. She'll also cover practical strategies to help maintain your horse's weight during the colder months, including the role of forage, concentrates, and blanketing. This discussion is essential for keeping your horse healthy and comfortable through winter, ensuring they are well-equipped to handle the colder weather and maintain a proper weight. ...
Tune in to this month's podcast as Jacob Sparkman from Zinpro and Todd Steen, ProTrition ruminant nutritionist, discuss some of the exciting components of Co-op Feeds mineral products as cattle producers move into the next season. ...
Whether you’re searching for the perfect gift or stocking up on farming supplies, the Co-op has everything you need this holiday season! 🎄✨ Stop by and shop local this holiday season! ...
In the November episode of The Feed Bin podcast, John Houston visits the Middle Tennessee AgResearch and Education Center in Lewisburg to facilitate a roundtable discussion of the benefits and impact of these reseach centers across the state. ...
The goal of TFC’s yearlong career training program is for participants to gain knowledge and experience under the direction of experienced personnel. This training is required for promotion to management and other career opportunities within the TFC organization.
College students have the opportunity to participate in a 12‑week summer internship at TFC or a member cooperative. This paid internship provides both hands‑on learning and classroom instruction.
TFC offers a total of 32 scholarships — each worth $2,000 — to qualified agriculture students at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville, UT Martin, Tennessee Technological University, Middle Tennessee State University, Tennessee State University, and Austin Peay State University.
