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Consumers will soon see new symbols and QR codes identifying genetically modified and bioengineered foods as the U.S. Department of Agriculture implements new labeling rules.

Using the colder months to clean and treat your garden will give you a head start on the upcoming planting season.

Farmers and rural residents are starting to feel more comfortable opening up about their mental health struggles and seeking help for them.

RUCKERSVILLE—Already at an increased risk of being killed in automobile accidents due to their age, senior motorists exacerbate the risk when they drive aging vehicles, research shows.

Giving new drivers hand-me-down cars can be economical, but studies show older vehicles put motorists at a higher risk of major crash-related injuries.

An important partnership will promote greater cultural and ethnic diversity in agricultural fields of study, expanding opportunities for university students in Virginia and beyond.

Looking for a local U-pick pumpkin patch or a quaint bed-and-breakfast that serves farm-fresh eggs? You’ll soon be able to find these fun attractions with the touch of a finger.

During the holiday season, many homeowners try to provide a warm, inviting environment for family and friends.

Cold weather puts added stress on auto glass, and can cause existing chips and cracks to worsen past the point of a simple repair.

Local artisans work with materials like acorns, pecan shells and pine branches to create uniquely Virginia decorations for the holidays and beyond.