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State and federal grant funds target invasive catfish populations
A critical foe is threatening marine ecosystems and livelihoods across the country.
Homeowners can help preserve essential unsung garden heroes
While moths, flies, beetles and wasps may drive away picnic guests, they’re as essential as butterflies, bumblebees and other ecological wonders.
Virginia growers celebrate ‘phenomenal’ corn crop and hold out hope for drought-stricken soybeans
Virginia’s field corn and soybean crops were off to a running start this season, thanks to rainy weather in the first half of summer. But soybean production was stunted as rain tapered off in July.
Virginia’s produce safety efforts shine at FDA demonstration event
Peace of mind in Virginia’s produce supply was a key takeaway of a recent food safety demonstration event.
Ancient mosses provide simple groundcover
Though tiny, the ecological role of moss is outsized—providing habitat for insects and other invertebrates.
Experience ‘Real Fun, Real Virginia’ at the State Fair
Mark your calendars for The State Fair of Virginia, Sept. 26-Oct. 5!
Candidates for statewide races declare positions on crucial agricultural issues
Candidates for governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general have partnered with Virginia Farm Bureau Federation AgPAC to present their stances on agricultural and forestry issues.
National observance highlights farmer, workplace safety
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting sectors are still the most dangerous in America.
Safely handle homegrown harvests
Eating a fresh salad from the garden is a rewarding experience. But a homegrown harvest requires safe handling to prevent illness.
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation AgPAC endorses 85 candidates for House seats
Farm Bureau’s political action committee has announced its endorsement of candidates based on recommendations by local farmer committees and approved by the AgPAC board.
