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Next Tennessee Valley Agriculture Club Meeting Is January 7, 2026

The next quarterly meeting of the Tennessee Valley Agriculture Club is scheduled for Wednesday, January 7, 2026, at the at the Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders’ & Exhibitors’ Association (TWHBEA), located at 250 N. Ellington Parkway, in Lewisburg.

The Tennessee Valley Agriculture Club is open to anyone in southern middle Tennessee who is interested in agriculture including farmers, industry partners, community leaders, retirees and others. The meeting includes lunch, updates and announcements about agriculture and a featured speaker. Mark Farrar, chief executive officer of the TWHBEA, will be the featured speaker for this meeting. He will detail some of the history of the Tennessee Walking Horse industry and give an update of its current status.

Thanks to generous sponsorship for the meal, the registration fee for the meeting has been waived, but those attending are required to pre-register by noon January 2, 2026.

Source : tennessee.edu

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