Livestock
Trainings prepare first responders for livestock transport accidents
Traffic accidents involving livestock can become chaotic and dangerous situations. That’s why VFBF recently hosted a series of training events.
Virginia grant program accepting applications from large animal veterinarians
A new grant program aims to remedy critical shortages in large animal veterinary care across Virginia.
Farmers keep livestock cool during blistering summer temps
Across Virginia, livestock producers work to ensure their animals beat the heat.
$1 billion available for U.S. livestock producers affected by drought
Virginia cattle farmers affected by prolonged drought in 2023 and 2024 may be eligible to receive financial support from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Fresh milk goes from Virginia dairy farms to your fridge in 48 hours
A safe, streamlined supply chain keeps farm-fresh fluid milk flowing from the cow to your cereal in an impressive turnaround time.
Fireworks Safety: Don’t let your celebration fizzle out
Fireworks are a beloved tradition during holidays, but before lighting that fuse, it’s important to remember that things can quickly go from dazzling to disaster.
Virginia farmers share recommendations on national agricultural policies
The commonwealth’s largest private industry is well represented on the national level by Virginia Farm Bureau Federation agricultural leaders.
