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When the cold, winter months are getting you down, take a road trip! Farm Bureau members now can save up to 35% on Budget rental cars.

With hundreds of free agricultural podcasts exploring relevant topics, farmers have an array of options to keep their minds occupied during farm tasks or relaxation time.

Grayson County beef cattle farmer Richard L. Sutherland of Elk Creek was recognized Jan. 24 for 10 years of service on the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation board of directors.

Southampton County cotton and peanut producer M. L. Everett Jr. of Capron was recognized Jan. 24 for 15 years of service on the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation board of directors.

Franklin County farmer Scott E. Sink of Blacksburg was recognized Jan. 24 for 10 years of service on the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation board of directors. Sink recently was re-elected to a sixth two-year term as the organization’s vice president.

“Who are you, and what have you done with my husband?’ Jane Doe suddenly didn’t recognize the man she married when an unforeseen emotional crisis blindsided their Central Virginia farm family in 2020.

Virginia agriculture and forestry accounted for $105 billion in economic impact in 2021, and lawmakers continue to work on forming the next farm bill.

Farm Bureau members in Virginia are eligible to receive $500 toward the purchase or lease of a new Ford F-150, Maverick, Ranger or Super Duty®.

Sleepy D.C. suburb is surprisingly farm-focused, and elevated agricultural input costs are affecting food prices worldwide.

Students at Meherrin Elementary School in Southampton County and Powhatan Middle School in Powhatan County will get to cultivate leafy greens in their classrooms with new hydroponics systems presented by Virginia Agriculture in the Classroom.