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A recent tour found freeze damage has sharply reduced expected wheat yields across parts of Virginia following challenging spring weather conditions. Experts say some fields may not be harvested at all while growers seek alternative uses for affected crops.
Read more →USDA announces plan to expand small meat processor capacity in Virginia
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture has introduced an action plan aimed at boosting capacity among small meat processors in Virginia amid high consumer demand for protein products. The initiative seeks to address longstanding obstacles faced by cattle producers while maintaining safety standards.
Read more →Virginians reminded to prioritize safety when operating utility terrain vehicles
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As outdoor recreation increases this season in Virginia, residents are urged to observe strict safety practices when operating utility terrain vehicles (UTVs). Curt Porterfield from Virginia Tech warns against common risks associated with improper use or poorly maintained machines. Recent data highlights rising injuries nationwide linked to off-highway vehicle incidents.
Read more →Federal disaster assistance available for Virginia growers affected by drought and late freeze
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Virginia agricultural leaders say federal disaster assistance is available after severe droughts and a late spring freeze affected crops statewide. Farmers report reduced yields but hope recent rains will aid recovery efforts as they navigate challenging planting decisions.
Read more →Virginia growers adopt JADAM natural methods for soil health and crop protection
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Read more →Virginia organizations collaborate to connect statewide farmers with farm stress resources
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Virginia agricultural groups are joining forces during Mental Health Awareness Month to connect farmers with vital mental health resources. New initiatives include distributing brochures statewide and offering confidential helplines along with peer-support options.
Read more →Safety officials urge vigilance on roadways during and after Memorial Day holiday weekend
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With over a million Virginians expected on the roads for Memorial Day weekend, safety officials highlight key traffic laws including seatbelt use and updated Move Over requirements. Authorities urge drivers to check VDOT resources before traveling.
Read more →Co-digester converts farm byproducts and local organic waste to biogas and fertilizer at multigenerational dairy
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Read more →Farmers’ share of food dollar continues to shrink
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