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Virginia Ag Expo to be held at The Meadow Event Park
The latest farm technology, crop research and hands-on demonstrations will take center stage as the Virginia AG EXPO returns to Caroline County this summer.
Southwest Virginia farmers meet with Sen. Warner to discuss agricultural issues
Southwest Virginia farmers and agricultural stakeholders met with U.S. Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., at the Grayson Agriculture, Technology & Educational Center on June 30 to discuss the stalled Farm Bill, disaster recovery, tariffs, artificial intelligence and the long-term workforce needs shaping rural communities.
Virginians urged to stop decline of box turtles by reporting sightings
The Virginia Herpetological Society is encouraging residents to report woodland box turtle sightings to help better understand and conserve the species across the state.
From insurance to underwriting, Virginia women are providing valuable services to farmers
With 2026 dedicated as International Year of the Woman Farmer, Virginia Farm Bureau Federation is recognizing three women in insurance dedicated to protecting the agricultural livelihoods of farmers and rural Virginians.
Virginia cut flower growers cultivate joy with creativity
The craft of cultivating beauty is blossoming across the commonwealth.
Extinguish your risk of sparking a wildfire while tidying up the lawn
When safety falls by the wayside, summertime yardwork can trigger catastrophic consequences.
Recent survey reveals challenges and opportunities for women in agriculture
The American Farm Bureau Federation Women’s Leadership Committee revealed its findings from a new national survey during the early June International Year of the Woman Farmer ACE Summit in Washington.
Virginians urged to stay safe in the summer sun
Sunscreen may seem like just another routine task, but it plays an important role in protecting people against cancer.
Virginia Farm Bureau’s highest sales honor awarded to Rockbridge County agent Jade Knick
Since 1996, Jade Knick has been serving Farm Bureau members. And during those 30 years, she’s sold insurance policies that celebrated family milestones and provided coverage against calamity.
New World screwworm not expected to impact Virginia livestock and wildlife, but travelers should take precautions
While detection of the New World screwworm in the U.S. is a concerning development, agriculture officials say there is no cause for alarm in Virginia.
