Looking for a local U-pick pumpkin patch or a quaint bed-and-breakfast that serves farm-fresh eggs? You’ll soon be able to find these fun attractions with the touch of a finger.
Drones and robotic equipment are finding an increased role in agriculture, and Virginia wheat growers call on centuries of experience to produce high-quality crops each year.
Farmers of the future may have another crop health monitoring tool at their disposal—listening to how plants move.
They’ve been in use for more than two decades, but confusion still surrounds genetically modified organisms, or GMOs. Find out what is—and is not—a GMO crop.
Past and recent agricultural graduates of Virginia State University and Virginia Tech have participated in a long-celebrated partnership between U.S. land-grant universities and agriculture.