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Invasive species threaten Virginia’s ecosystems, economy
om waterways to farms, invasive species are steadily encroaching on Virginia landscapes, disrupting ecosystems and causing financial losses.
USDA announces assistance for row crop farmers
Row crop farmers experiencing financial stress may apply for the Farmer Bridge Assistance program through April 17.
From Virginia’s pastures to pine stands, women working full time in agriculture and forestry lead by example
Farming is a primary occupation for 8,810 women out of Virginia’s 25,000-plus female farmers.
Bedford educator named Virginia AITC Teacher of the Year
A middle school teacher in Bedford County, has been named the Virginia Agriculture in the Classroom 2026 Teacher of the Year.
Virginia Farm Bureau celebrating a centennial of service
Virginia Farm Bureau begins celebrating a centennial of supporting farmers and rural communities.
Agriculture safety week encourages farmers to ‘Live Well, Farm Well’
ASAP Week raises awareness about health and safety hazards facing agriculture while reminding farmers, ranchers and farmworkers to keep safe practices top of mind.
USDA announces assistance for specialty crop farmers
Specialty crop farmers experiencing financial stress may be eligible for one-time bridge payments.
Farmers educate lawmakers on key priorities during Legislative Day
Real voices and genuine stories took center stage as Virginia farmers and producers traveled to meet with legislators at the Virginia Capitol.
Emerging challenges threaten forest management sustainability in Virginia
The Virginia Wood Council is bringing together stakeholders to help find solutions for foresters struggling with emerging challenges.
Virginia farms cultivate healing, personal growth
Across Virginia, some farms are cultivating confidence, nourishing independence, and building skills that help individuals thrive.
