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Farm Bureau women share folk art tradition in barn quilt painting classes
No barn needed—patience is the only prerequisite to create a dazzling barn quilt.
Protect and preserve essential Virginia pollinators during national observance
Many unsung heroes are behind the abundance of food and beauty that surrounds us.
Virginia Farm Bureau Statement on MAHA Commission Initial Assessment
The following is a statement from VFB President Scott Sink, regarding the release of the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) Commission initial assessment on May 22, 2025.
Nearly 8,000 veterans farm in Virginia
Just as they served our country, thousands of military veterans are serving another way—by supporting the nation’s food system.
Support Virginia’s vast array of cheesemakers this American Cheese Month
From creamy to crumbly and everything in between, Virginia’s rich selection of specialty cheeses offers plenty to celebrate.
Virginia agriculture advocates graduate from national Farm Bureau program
Two Virginians were among 15 agricultural leaders to graduate from American Farm Bureau Federation’s Women’s Communications Boot Camp earlier this spring in Washington.
Ash tree program assists landowners in preserving icon of Virginia’s landscapes
A tiny invasive beetle brought the once-noble population of Virginia’s loftiest hardwoods to its knees.
Fresh milk goes from Virginia dairy farms to your fridge in 48 hours
A safe, streamlined supply chain keeps farm-fresh fluid milk flowing from the cow to your cereal in an impressive turnaround time.
AFBF encouraging farmers to take ‘one step’ toward wellness
During Mental Health Awareness Month, farmers are encouraged to take “just one step” toward supporting their own mental health or helping someone who is struggling.
Farm dog nominations accepted through July 11
Got an outstanding farm dog? Then nominate your canine for the 2026 Farm Bureau Farm Dog of the Year contest.
