
Farm Bureau honors three agriculture leaders for distinguished service
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation honored three of its longtime volunteer leaders Nov. 30 with Distinguished Service Awards.

Virginia Farm Bureau Federation honored three of its longtime volunteer leaders Nov. 30 with Distinguished Service Awards.

As immigrants continue to join Virginia’s population, opportunities are growing for farmers willing to raise new crops.

The Zehr Institute has been sponsoring a regular webinar series – typically once a month in the spring and fall – since it was founded in 2012.

Attorney General Mark R. Herring announced the launch of a new program to help ensure safe, mutually respectful interactions between Virginia teens and law enforcement.

Virginia colleges and universities will receive more than $2 million from the Department of Education to assist students from disadvantaged backgrounds.

The Virginia Agriculture in the Classroom program will host “Sprouting Success,” a free professional development series.

“Heroin: The Hardest Hit” has been honored with two Communicator Awards of Excellence by the Academy of Interactive & Visual Arts.

Today, a group of 23 African American rural grassroots leaders from across the country are announcing they are endorsing Hillary Clinton for President.

The Hemp Road Trip, a grassroots effort to raise awareness about and lobby on behalf of the benefits of industrial hemp, will be stopping at James Madison University.

Winters are tough on honeybees. Cold weather means no pollen for food, and hives can starve to death while pests and disease problems are amplified.
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