Health And Wellness
‘Above-normal’ hurricane activity expected in Atlantic Basin
The elements that tend to favor tropical storm formation are already in place at the start of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season.
Don’t let bacteria or bugs crash your summer gathering
It’s prime time for barbecues, cookouts and picnics, but the warm season also brings risk for foodborne illness.
Virginians urged to slow spread of ever-expanding imported fire ants
A long-established invasive pest is marching across Virginia.
Sun exposure poses melanoma risk for farmers of all ages
Estimates suggest there will be 104,960 new cases of melanoma of the skin and an estimated 8,430 people who will die of this disease in 2025.
Nearly 8,000 veterans farm in Virginia
Just as they served our country, thousands of military veterans are serving another way—by supporting the nation’s food system.
AFBF encouraging farmers to take ‘one step’ toward wellness
During Mental Health Awareness Month, farmers are encouraged to take “just one step” toward supporting their own mental health or helping someone who is struggling.
Consider strategies for building resilience when facing ambiguous loss
A recent webinar explored the theory of ambiguous loss in agriculture, unresolved grief, and strategies for building resilience.
Learn to navigate Medicare plans during virtual seminars
Learn about Medicare eligibility, enrollment periods and plan options during online Medicare seminars.
Transform your green space into a wildlife haven
Craft a garden or landscape that’s both beautiful and beneficial to wildlife.
Farm Bureau women learn about tick-borne diseases and prevention
Virginia is home to 16 tick species. While most bites are harmless, a few species pose risks.
