Safety & Insurance
Chesapeake Farm Bureau donates grain bin rescue equipment to local fire department
Grain bin fatalities continue to be a concern in rural America, and Chesapeake farmers are working to prevent similar tragedies in their community.
Wear a helmet, and put safety first when operating ATVs
Before hopping on an all-terrain vehicle this spring, take a moment to prioritize safety over fun.
AFBF using Mental Health Awareness Month to encourage strengthening relationships
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and American Farm Bureau Federation is reminding farmers that a small gesture can go a long way for a loved one who’s not OK.
All motorists play a role in work zone safety
Though April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month, Virginia’s transportation workers rely on driver attentiveness year-round.
Distracted driving month reminds drivers to pay attention
April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month, and estimates show that U.S. roadways are more dangerous than ever.
Hanover Farm Bureau donates grain bin rescue equipment to Hanover Fire-EMS Department
Grain bin fatalities continue to be a concern in rural America, and Hanover County farmers are working to prevent similar tragedies in their community.
Motorists encouraged to stay alert, drive safely this spring
Farmers are busy planting their crops, and that means motorists will likely encounter slow-moving farm equipment on roadways.
Thieves targeting easy-to-access rural properties
Rural Virginia residents face some of the same crime problems as people in cities and suburbs, and preventing theft can be a challenge in the country.
Workshop outlines how farmers cope with stress and anxiety
Coping with stressors on the farm is a learning process, and there’s not a one-size-fits-all approach. That was a key takeaway from a Jan. 8 workshop called “Helping Farmers Cope with Stress and Anxiety” held during the 2023 American Farm Bureau Federation Annual Convention.
Farm Bureau family seeks help and finds healing in season of crisis
“Who are you, and what have you done with my husband?’ Jane Doe suddenly didn’t recognize the man she married when an unforeseen emotional crisis blindsided their Central Virginia farm family in 2020.









