Virginia Market Trends

Virginia Market News Service reported the following weekly ag trends on Nov. 22:

Virginia Market Trends

Virginia Market News Service reported the following weekly ag trends on Nov. 8:

Virginia Market Trends

Virginia Market News Service reported the following weekly ag trends on Nov. 1:

Virginia Market Trends

Virginia Market News Service reported the following weekly ag trends on Oct. 18:

Virginia's drought watch has ranging effects for region

Virginia's drought watch has ranging effects for region

  • By Max Thornberry The Northern Virginia Daily

TOMS BROOK – Moderate drought conditions are playing with farmers' heads and could end up hurting local pocketbooks. It also may disappoint leaf-peepers looking for colorful foliage.

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Shining like a star

Shining like a star

  • By Max Thornberry The Northern Virginia Daily

STRASBURG – Rather than spend their days behind desks in Washington, Shane Waller and Cara Mroczek branched out and landed a thousand feet up in Strasburg.

Public access to the river in Woodstock on the table

  • By Max Thornberry The Northern Virginia Daily

WOODSTOCK – Access to the Shenandoah River is hard to come by in Woodstock. The Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries is looking to change that.

Challenges, opportunities lie ahead for conservation programs

  • By Max Thornberry The Northern Virginia Daily

WOODSTOCK – Record funding has put the Lord Fairfax Soil and Water Conservation District in a delicate position that requires the agency to use the money within a limited amount of time and to its greatest effect. 

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Hog show a fun time for old and new
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Hog show a fun time for old and new

  • By Josette Keelor The Northern Virginia Daily

FRONT ROYAL – Not all the hogs were having it on Tuesday at the Warren County Fair 4-H Market Hog Show.

Virginia Market Trends

Virginia Market News Service reported the following weekly agriculture trends on July 26:

Cost-share program receives record funding

  • By Max Thornberry The Northern Virginia Daily

Funding for agricultural cost-share programs is at an all-time high as Gov. Ralph Northam sent more than $3 million to the Lord Fairfax Soil and Water Conservation District earlier this month.