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From kennel clubs to Virginia’s largest RV Expo, this month’s lineup of events offers something for everyone.

Amy Goodyear, a biology teacher at Heritage High School in Leesburg, has been named the Virginia Agriculture in the Classroom 2024 Teacher of the Year.

Franklin County agriculture teacher Morgan Washburn is among 15 women from across the U.S. who were selected to participate in the American Farm Bureau Women’s Communications Spring Boot Camp.

It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s an ag superhero! The State Fair of Virginia is encouraging individuals to nominate Virginia’s agricultural stars for its 2024 Ag Superhero Trading Cards.

From brilliant bouquets to romantic getaways, Virginia Farm Bureau members can save on a variety of gifts.

With lively martial arts and other riveting shows, The Meadow Event Park in Caroline County is hosting plenty of indoor entertainment throughout February.

While difficult circumstances in agriculture often are temporary, certain decisions can be permanent. 

Tazewell County cattle producer Emily F. Edmondson of Chilhowie was recognized Jan. 30 for 15 years of service on the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation board of directors.

Goochland County hay and grain producer Wayne F. Pryor of Hadensville was recognized Jan. 30 for 35 years of service on the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation board of directors.

Cumberland County cattle, forage and forestry producer William F. “Bill” Osl Jr. of Columbia was recognized Jan. 30 for 10 years of service on the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation board of directors.