Mooreland Farms

06/01/2026

Happy World Milk Day!!🥛Cheers 😁

05/28/2026

Can't find hay? You are not alone.

Virginia Farm Bureau Federation and Prince William-Fairfax Farm Bureau member Stephanie House Cornnell is gathering contact information to connect farmers in need of hay with farmers that have hay for sale. You may complete this form if you are in either situation and Stephanie will be in contact with you.

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04/21/2026

At Oakmulgee Dairy Farm in Amelia County, fifth‑generation farmers Brandon and Jeremy Moyer are partnering with Vanguard Renewables to turn manure and food w...

03/25/2026

03/25/2026

On , we recognize the unwavering dedication of American farmers, ranchers, and producers who provide the food and resources that sustain our communities. USDA is committed to putting farmers FIRST by supporting their vital work, always ❤️🇺🇸🧑‍🌾

03/07/2026

Packed with 13 essential nutrients and high-quality protein, milk fuels every part of your body — from your head to your toes.

You likely already know about the benefits of calcium and vitamin D, but milk has so many more less familiar vitamins and minerals to offer, like riboflavin. Also known as vitamin B2, riboflavin helps with cell growth and gives you energy.

And here's a fun fact: Have you ever wondered why milk comes in opaque jugs instead of clear ones? It's because of riboflavin! Riboflavin loses its effectiveness when exposed to too much light.

Even better? Real milk comes from real dairy farmers like the farmer-owners of DFA. They work hard every day producing milk with sustainability in mind for a healthy planet, healthy cows, and a healthy you!

So, the next time you pour yourself a glass of real milk, remember all the amazing benefits it has to offer!

02/02/2026

Life right now

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01/29/2026

Winter Storm Fern on 1/24 and 1/25 has caused widespread damage throughout our community in Augusta County. Augusta County declared a local state of emergency on January 24, 2026. If you have any agricultural damage to farm structures, buildings, or equipment brought on by the storm, please contact the Augusta Extension office at 540-245-5750 or John Benner at [email protected]. We are currently seeking aggregate data for damages (buildings lost, equipment lost, animals lost, and their associated values). Estimates of values are ok as a starting point. Please take photos of the damage and record any losses. Contact your insurance agent for insurance claims and your local first responders for any immediate dangers. For any livestock losses, please also contact the Verona office of the USDA-Farm Service Agency at 540-248-6218. Find the form to submit at https://www.co.augusta.va.us/business/agricultural-development/extension-office-resources

01/15/2026

10/23/2025

Join us in urging USDA to stand with family farmers—not corporate giants—to rebuild local, healthy food systems.