Farm Practices

In rainy weather and in sunshine, participants of this year’s annual wheat tour surveyed and measured the predicted yield on Virginia cropland.

Virginia farmers had the opportunity to share their experiences during the inaugural Farmers First roundtable hosted by U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins.

Two Virginians were among 15 agricultural leaders to graduate from American Farm Bureau Federation’s Women’s Communications Boot Camp earlier this spring in Washington.

Got an outstanding farm dog? Then nominate your canine for the 2026 Farm Bureau Farm Dog of the Year contest.

A recent survey finds most farm families echo challenges with child care availability, affordability and quality — all of which influence their farm business decisions, families’ well-being, and farms’ success.

Spring is when drivers will be sharing the road with farmers moving oversize equipment. And when normal traffic meets up with larger, slower vehicles, there’s an increased risk of accidents.

Learn how the remarkable abilities of man’s best friend flourish on Virginia farms.

School will soon be in session for individuals who want to learn the ins and outs of soil science and farm nutrient management plans.

Farming with children can look like “running a 100-meter sprint,” said a first-generation farmer.