ALDI to invest $57 million to establish HQ, distribution center in Dinwiddie
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ALDI will invest $57 million to establish a division headquarters and 500,000-square-foot distribution facility in Dinwiddie County.
Search Results for tobacco
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Virginia corn, soybean, cotton, peanut crop forecasts up from 2015
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The Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services announced the state’s estimated crop production for 2016.
New funding for agriculture, forestry export promotion efforts
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Virginia will invest $850,000 over the biennial budget to expand its international trade initiatives promoting Virginia’s agriculture and forestry products around the world.
Tim Kaine addresses Richmond rally
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U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine rallied thousands of Virginians in Richmond as he returned home from the Democratic National Convention and a three-day jobs tour across Pennsylvania and Ohio with Hillary Clinton.
Teaching Jefferson: Workshop Showcases Digital Resources for Nation’s Teachers
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Special education teacher Linda Hardee was already excited about sharing newly digitized versions of the Founding Father’s papers.
Rainy May affects Virginia’s winter wheat yield
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This year’s winter wheat crop experienced one of the wettest months of May on record in some areas in the state.
Overfinch to invest $1.82 million to establish manufacturing operation in Bristol
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Overfinch, the world’s leading creator of bespoke Range Rover vehicles, will invest $1.82 million to establish a manufacturing operation in the City of Danville.
Berry program available for Southside Virginia farmers
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Virginia Cooperative Extension specialists at Virginia State University are looking for Southside farmers interested in growing blackberries, blueberries or strawberries.
Andy Schmooker: The “right-to-work” con
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When I was involved in electoral politics here in Virginia, I was advised by Democratic politicians to stay away from the issue of “right-to-work” laws.
Virginia soybean acreage down, corn up from 2015
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Soybeans planted in Virginia were estimated at 610,000 acres, down 20,000 acres from 2015. Acres harvested for grain, at 600,000 acres, were 20,000 acres below a year ago.
