Meetings & Events
Farmers will advocate for agricultural priorities at annual Legislative Day on Feb. 3
Virginia farmers stay busy year-round growing quality food and fiber on pasture, in forests and on cropland. And for one day every year, that important work transitions from the fields to the Virginia Capitol as part of Virginia Farm Bureau Federation’s annual Legislative Day.
Va. farmers gear up to guide agriculture policy at national convention
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation members will help shape national agriculture advocacy efforts during the 2025 American Farm Bureau Federation Annual Convention & Trade Show.
Start the new year by attending fishing, home and car shows
From fishing products to hot rods, The Meadow Event Park is kicking off 2025 with a variety of unique attractions.
Add the Illuminate Light Show & Santa’s Village to your list
Don’t miss an enchanting holiday drive-through display and more holiday happenings at The Meadow Event Park .
New training offers insights on soils, nutrient management plans
School will soon be in session for individuals who want to learn the ins and outs of soil science and farm nutrient management plans.
Wayne and Pattie Pryor of Goochland County recognized with Virginia Farm Bureau Federation’s top honors
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation honored Wayne and Pattie Pryor of Hadensville Dec. 4 with two of its highest awards during the 2024 VFBF Annual Convention in Hot Springs.
Sink elected president of Virginia Farm Bureau
Farmer Scott E. Sink was elected Dec. 4 to a two-year term as president of the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation.
Pittsylvania County producer elected Farm Bureau vice president
Pittsylvania County tobacco, beef and poultry producer Robert J. Mills Jr. of Callands was elected Dec. 4 to a two-year term as vice president of the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation.
Agritourism and tax relief promoted by county Farm Bureaus
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation honored six county Farm Bureaus Dec. 4 during its 2024 VFBF Annual Convention for projects conducted in their communities in 2024.
Hundley re-elected Farm Bureau Women’s Leadership Committee chair
A. Faye Hundley of Champlain in Essex County was elected Dec. 4 to a fifth two-year term as chair of the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation Women’s Leadership Committee.
