Agriculture

Virginia’s flower farms are bursting with color as growers prepare their fresh blooms for a busy season.

More than 1,300 volunteers hit the road—with books in hand—to help thousands of children across the state understand the importance of agriculture.

Virginia is home to 16 tick species. While most bites are harmless, a few species pose risks.

A recent survey finds most farm families echo challenges with child care availability, affordability and quality — all of which influence their farm business decisions, families’ well-being, and farms’ success.

Morgan Washburn, a Franklin County agriculture teacher and farming advocate, was elected to the American Farm Bureau Foundation for Agriculture® Board.

The VFBF Women’s Leadership Committee recognized Angela Buchanan of Mecklenburg County with its Outstanding Farm Bureau Woman Award.

Savannah Goodwin was named the 2025 Virginia Farm Bureau Ambassador at the recent Virginia Farm Bureau Federation Women’s Leadership Conference in Richmond.

A fourth-generation farmer and agribusiness operator in Botetourt County recently earned accolades from the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation Women’s Leadership Committee.

From agriculture entrepreneurs to farm enthusiasts, women at a recent Caroline County event walked away with resources and relationships to last a lifetime.

Maintaining a healthy sleep schedule can be challenging. And for those in professions like farming and agriculture, poor sleep isn’t just unhealthy; it can be dangerous.