Agriculture

Explore farm-raised clams on Virginia’s Eastern Shore.

Farmers facing a shortage of critical hay to feed their livestock got some relief when Gov. Abigail Spanberger declared a state of emergency Sept. 16.

Farmers, gardeners and professionals who rely on soil testing can now submit samples and manage their results through a new online system.

Stress left unattended can manifest in devastating ways—afflicting a staggering number of people who encounter uncontrollable stressors every day.

Critical infrastructure to help protect Virginia’s largest industry was the reason agriculture officials recently broke ground on expansion projects at the Harrisonburg, Lynchburg and Warrenton Regional Animal Health Laboratories.

Critical infrastructure to help protect Virginia’s largest industry was the reason agriculture officials recently broke ground on expansion projects at the Harrisonburg, Lynchburg and Warrenton Regional Animal Health Laboratories.

Some farmers are expanding their income by offering RVers the chance to camp on-site and experience a little farm life.

During a recent tour and roundtable discussion with growers, U.S. Rep. Ben Cline learned more about the widespread damage caused by late spring frost and freeze events that devastated Virginia fruit crops and vineyards.

Virginia farmers are increasingly desperate for hay this summer to feed livestock as prolonged, historic drought conditions continue.