It’s important to always share the road—especially with pedestrians and bicyclists who have less protection from vehicles.

Virginia Agriculture in the Classroom is one of six programs that recently received a grant from the National Agriculture in the Classroom Organization.

Changes are coming in the way farmers grow, pack, hold and distribute ready-to-eat produce, and the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services is offering producers the opportunity for a free, on-farm readiness review.

Hundreds of farmers have been helped by the Virginia Foundation for Agriculture, Innovation and Rural Sustainabilitysince it was formed in 2004. Its creation was spearheaded by Virginia Farm Bureau Federation.

Virginia Farm Bureau’s most recent member magazine shares a couple of farm success stories facilitated by a Farm Bureau affiliate organization.

Our favorite farm stories have happy endings!

Hard cider is the fastest-growing segment of the alcoholic beverage industry, which is good news for Virginia apple growers.

Make fall yard work easier, and save on a zero-turn John Deere mower.

This basic vegetable is the root of delicious recipes.

An update on current market trends and news from Robert Harper of the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation Grain Division