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Virginia crop farmers affected by drought are eligible for assistance
Virginia crop farmers are among those who are eligible for up to $16 billion in assistance.
Virginia grant program accepting applications from large animal veterinarians
A new grant program aims to remedy critical shortages in large animal veterinary care across Virginia.
Farmers keep livestock cool during blistering summer temps
Across Virginia, livestock producers work to ensure their animals beat the heat.
Record-level funding allocated for conservation practices, in fourth consecutive year of increases
A $16 million increase to the fully funded Virginia Agricultural Best Management Practices Cost-Share program is a welcome budgetary consideration among farmers and conservationists alike.
Seasonal strategies sustain superstar status of Virginia sweet corn
Among Virginia’s superstar commodities, sweet corn’s brief performance is deserving of its own series spinoff.
Avoid costly repairs with homeowner equipment breakdown coverage
With proper coverage, homeowners are protected from sudden electrical and mechanical breakdowns of cooling and heating systems, kitchen appliances and more.
Sinking prices cut into commonwealth’s cotton acreage
When Virginia cotton growers faced grim market forecasts and heavy rainfall this planting season, many hedged their bets on more promising crops.
National Farm Dog of the Year deadline is quickly approaching
Time is running out to showcase your outstanding canine’s farm contributions.
Survey finds cost of a 4th of July cookout reflects high food prices
Families preparing for a Fourth of July cookout will continue to find high prices at the grocery store.
July Fourth celebrations coincide with troubling traffic safety statistics
The first week of July is typically one of the busiest American travel periods of the year. It’s also one of the deadliest.
