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The good news is: There’s enough capacity statewide to process the 14,000 head of beef cattle finished in Virginia annually. 

A savvy GPS to map the way is an invaluable tool for modern motorists, but it can be a nuisance for landowners when drivers make a wrong turn down a private road.

There’s a lot to do—and even more to look forward to—in 2024. With spring projects and new outdoor adventures on the horizon, visitors to The Meadow Event Park can find all the makings for a memorable year.

The Virginia Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom is pleased to introduce the Doug Stoughton Memorial Scholarship opportunity for graduating high school seniors and current college students pursuing a future in agriculture or education.

Farm women from 26 counties converged in Central Virginia to hear from renowned cattlewoman, author and professor Dr. Temple Grandin.

While farmers are busy tending to their land and livestock, state lawmakers soon will be busy debating and voting on policies that impact those agricultural activities. As more than 50 freshmen legislators adjust to their leadership roles—many in newly mapped districts—farmers wonder how they can all get on the same page.

Amid a national shortage of service technicians, agricultural equipment manufacturers are advancing user-friendly tools for navigating self-repairs and emerging technologies.

While everyone is busy cooking, decorating and shopping this holiday season, it’s important not to let fire safety sit on the back burner. 

The gray-toned common pigeons seen scavenging crumbs on city streets have some fancy cousins in the country. 

Loudoun County Farm Bureau has received national recognition for its innovative efforts to connect policymakers with young farmers.