Womens Program

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

A dynamic panel of Virginia Farm Bureau Federation women shared candid insights on balancing farm life, family responsibilities and community leadership.

Youth in Chesterfield County will learn more about chickens, thanks to an agricultural education grant.

Each fall, hay bales become the ideal canvas for crafting scenes that share stories about agriculture. 

After two decades in the classroom, Jessica M. Jones understands that the power of agricultural education can sustain the industry for generations to come.

The late Kathy Coffee was fondly remembered for her contributions to Virginia Farm Bureau Federation and the state’s agriculture industry during the recent VFBF Women’s Leadership Conference in Roanoke.

A Franklin County agriculture teacher and farming advocate was among 15 agricultural leaders to graduate from American Farm Bureau Federation’s Women’s Communications Boot Camp.

Franklin County agriculture teacher Morgan Washburn is among 15 women from across the U.S. who were selected to participate in the American Farm Bureau Women’s Communications Spring Boot Camp.

January is Virginia’s coldest month, but it’s also National Soup Month and a fitting time to make some healthy, hearty, hot soups.

Women involved in the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation Women’s Program work to promote the agriculture industry through educational projects such as Agriculture Literacy Week.