Tennessee has temporarily suspended enforcement of dyed-diesel restrictions for qualifying agricultural and forestry highway use through the end of October, alongside a federal executive order intended to reduce diesel costs during harvest

The Economic Impact of Tennessee Forest Product Exports in 2024

Thirty-seven Tennessee hardwood businesses joined more than 400 companies nationwide in signing a letter urging the White House to include the U.S. hardwood sector in federal tariff relief programs. The coalition warns that ongoing export losses, rising costs, and mill closures are threatening rural jobs and communities across Tennessee.

Congratulations to our Tennessee members and partners who were awarded a U.S. Forest Service Wood Innovation grant. We are excited to see the ways that you all grow and shape the future of wood products!

Timber damage update from the Tennessee Department of Agriculture Division of Forestry

Andrew Muhammad, Professor and Blasingame Chair of Excellence, Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics R. Jamey Menard, Research Leader, Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics David W. Hughes, Professor and Greever Endowed Chair, Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics Adam Taylor, Professor, School of Natural Resources

USDA Forest Service U.S. Department of Agriculture Fiscal Year Overview

Overview by Tennessee Department of Agriculture Business Center