The American Farm Bureau Federation and National Farmers Union have joined forces to launch a new awareness campaign called “Farm Town Strong,” to highlight the opioid epidemic’s impact on U.S. farming communities and to provide resources and support for those affected by the crisis.

The 2018 outlook for the U.S. livestock and poultry sectors is generally positive.

Two couples representing Virginia Farm Bureau Federation were named national runners-up and a third Virginian was a semifinalist in annual American Farm Bureau Federation Young Farmers & Ranchers competitions. The competitions were held Jan. 7 and 8 during the AFBF Annual Convention.

Virginia Farm Bureau Federation was one of six state Farm Bureaus honored for innovation Jan. 7 with an American Farm Bureau Federation New Horizon Award.

The Animal Agriculture Alliance is warning American farmers and ranchers that animal rights groups are increasing efforts to give modern agriculture a negative image by attempting to influence major religious denominations.

When it comes to the credibility of food news and information, truth is relative, according to new research from The Center for Food Integrity.

January’s weather can be frightful; and for Virginia cattlemen, frigid temperatures call for extra precautions for their livestock.

Farmers and food hubs interested in selling products online have an opportunity to do so more easily.

Consumer trends and federal regulation of milk in school meal programs have dried up some demand for beverage milk.

More consumers are keeping chickens in their own backyards, but the desire for fresh eggs can come with some risks.