Womens Leadership Program

Whether they grew up in a multigenerational farm family or are newcomers to agriculture, women farmers are making an impact in their communities throughout the commonwealth.

Recognizing a disconnect between consumers and the sources of their food led Savannah Jones to help “bridge the gap” through agricultural literacy.

Over 50 leaders representing agricultural operations across Virginia met at the state capitol as part of the first-ever Farm Woman Lobby Day.

Farming is a primary occupation for 8,810 women out of Virginia’s 25,000-plus female farmers.

Kristin Beery, an Augusta County farmer and agriculture teacher, was among 13 agricultural leaders to graduate from AFBF’s Women’s Communications Boot Camp.

A school garden project facilitated by Franklin County Farm Bureau has been honored as a County Activity of Excellence by the American Farm Bureau Federation.

No barn needed—patience is the only prerequisite to create a dazzling barn quilt.

Virginia is home to 16 tick species. While most bites are harmless, a few species pose risks.

Morgan Washburn, a Franklin County agriculture teacher and farming advocate, was elected to the American Farm Bureau Foundation for Agriculture® Board.

The VFBF Women’s Leadership Committee recognized Angela Buchanan of Mecklenburg County with its Outstanding Farm Bureau Woman Award.