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Time running out to vote for a Virginia corn maze in national contest

Three Virginia corn mazes are in the running for USA Today’s 10 Best Corn Mazes.



Study reveals consumers are prioritizing fresh produce, meat and dairy

Recent study shows fresh produce ranked No. 1 in the list of categories consumers won’t give up.



Young Farmers excel in leadership competitions at summer expo

Four outstanding young farmers earned statewide accolades at the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation Young Farmers Summer Expo July 25-27 in Franklin County.



Media: Last chance to enter VFBF’s Journalism Awards competition!

The deadline to enter Virginia Farm Bureau Federation’s 2025 Journalism Awards competition is almost here.



$60.9 million in Hurricane Helene disaster assistance authorized for Virginia farmers

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is extending more disaster assistance as recovery continues for farmers.



Tidewater farmers take up farm bill and ag issues with state and congressional leaders

Farmers recently seized an opportunity to discuss provisions in the farm bill and other policies with congressional leaders.



Virginia goat yoga duo takes center stage at the nation’s Capitol

Eric and Katie Evans of Pactamere Farm and Goat Yoga RVA brought their popular goat yoga classes to the nation’s Capitol.



Keep your home looking sharp with matching roof and siding repairs

An inexpensive endorsement on your homeowners policy will help ensure repaired portions of your home’s exterior will blend with existing colors and materials.



Citizen dog detectives can help target, mitigate spotted lanternflies

Spotted lanternflies continue to spread across Virginia, and experts seek ways to track and control their populations.



Virginia watermelons thrive in spite of wet weather

Despite a wetter-than-average summer, some Virginia growers are anticipating a watermelon season worthy of celebration.



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