News Thursday, April 3, 2025 News, Features & Videos Virginia farmers face fallout from USDA cuts to food banks Read More
Meetings & Events Agriculture Literacy Week engages over 70,000 children More than 1,300 volunteers hit the road—with books in hand—to help thousands of children across the state understand the importance of...
Gardening 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.
News Farm families forge solutions amid enduring child care challenges Nearly a decade ago, a groundbreaking study examined a persisting crisis on family farms—one threatening prosperity and child safety.
Recipes Elevate your Easter plate with simple spring recipes Cooking for a crowd can be as easy as ham or prosciutto egg cups.
Recipes World Famous Hot Brown Sandwich & Mint Julep This recipe was prepared by Chef Tammy Brawley on Real Virginia, Virginia Farm Bureau’s weekly television program.
Recipes Pappardelle with Asparagus, Prosciutto and Parmesan This recipe was prepared by Chef Tammy Brawley on Real Virginia, Virginia Farm Bureau’s weekly television program.
Recipes Bake spring-inspired sweets this National Flour Month What’s plain and powdery by itself but can transform into cakes, cookies and bread with some added ingredients and imagination? Flour, of course.
Gardening 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.
Gardening Embellish your space with edible ornamentals Learn how to transform your patio or garden into an edible oasis.
Gardening Invasive pest quarantine found ineffective; repealed The Virginia Spotted Lanternfly Quarantine is no longer effective, and the quarantine was repealed March 27.
Gardening 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.
Safety & Insurance Mental Health Awareness Month: Prioritizing sleep Maintaining a healthy sleep schedule can be challenging. And for those in professions like farming and agriculture, poor sleep isn’t just...
Safety & Insurance Hurricane-impacted farmers begin recovery with outpouring of resources While Hurricane Helene victims’ losses accumulated, so did the overwhelming support from “neighbors” near and far.
April 17 News Farm families forge solutions amid enduring child care challenges Economy, Agribusiness Nearly a decade ago, a groundbreaking study examined a persisting crisis on family farms—one threatening prosperity and child safety.
March 27 News Shared-use kitchens break barriers for food entrepreneurs Agribusiness Shared kitchen spaces are sustaining the future of food entrepreneurship and transforming communities, according to a recently published report by the Virginia Foundation for Agriculture, Innovation and Rural Sustainability.
October 24 News New farmers access land and livestock through sweat equity, relationships and luck Farm, Agribusiness Barriers abound for beginning farmers. So some new farmers have seized their destiny by earning the trust of retiring farmers willing to give them a chance.
July 20 News National Farmers Market Week highlights connection between food and communities Tomatoes, Corn, Eggs, Berries, Vegetables, Broccoli, Farm, Agribusiness, Food and Drink National Farmers Market Week is Aug. 6-12, just in time for peak-season produce like berries, peaches, peppers, sweet corn and tomatoes.
May 20 News ‘Real Farm Moms of Virginia’ featured in online series Agribusiness The webinar series “Faces of Virginia Farming” gives the public an opportunity to listen to conversations among Virginia farmers, and connect with the people who grow the products they use.