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Traffic accidents involving livestock can become chaotic and dangerous situations. That’s why VFBF recently hosted a series of training events.

Cured country ham is a time-honored tradition in Virginia, and producers are filling orders to meet customer demand.

VIRGINIA BEACH—While most are familiar with traditional agritourism operations like pick-your-own pumpkins, corn mazes and hay rides, some Virginia farmers are taking it to the next level. This holiday season, Virginians can impress friends and relatives by gifting them with an unusual agritourism experience—from hands-on Waterman’s Tours to the state’s only combination winery, brewery and […]

A new resource is now available to help Virginia envision and prepare for a future where local farms will continue to thrive.

A recently-launched national study is amplifying women’s voices to strengthen their future in agriculture.

Handcrafting pet treats with locally grown ingredients is a labor of love for Krystal Barnes.

A school garden project facilitated by Franklin County Farm Bureau has been honored as a County Activity of Excellence by the American Farm Bureau Federation.

Knowing where beehives are located and when producers plan to apply crop protectants can go a long way to safeguarding pollinators.

Fall is prime time for deer collisions, and a drive home without watchful eyes on the road can become a financial nightmare in a flash.

In Rockbridge County, a cold-water spring on Ingleside Dairy Farm offered the Leech family an opportunity to diversify.