Virginia 2023 final Virginia Market News cattle and grain report
The Virginia Market News Service reports final 2023 weekly ag trends with feeder cattle up 4.00 to 29.00 from last week and slaughter cows mostly steady to 3.00 higher. Wheat corn and soybeans show mixed movements across regions. state graded feeder steers and heifers, and regional grain prices are detailed with averages and ranges. Contact details for Harleigh Cupp and VDACS Market News are provided.
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Virginia Market News Service
Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
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Wakefield
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Local mushroom logs star in Woodstock prop turn seed farm
Chris Eye plans no bonfires on his Woodstock west property while cedar and oak logs under tree canopy incubate shiitake mushrooms for spring harvest. Logs three feet long and four inches thick stay air balanced, some aging beyond five years, with breathable straw covering possible in cold months. Eye, inspired by a Rockingham County client over 15 years ago, kept many logs then but now curates a smaller collection of 50 to 200 for future yields.
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Chris “Peeper
Eye
Woodstock
Kye
Rockingham County
Fire safety tips to prevent holiday house fires
A Virginia Farm Bureau official urges proactive steps during the holidays to reduce home fire risk. NFPA notes heating as a leading cause and December through February as peak months. testers should inspect chimneys, avoid space heater extension cords, and keep candles and lights away from combustibles. Ensure three feet around heaters, turn off tree lights when away, and consider flameless candles.
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Sentinel
Richmond
Scott DeNoon
Virginia Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co
National Fire Protection Association
NFPA
DMV urges safe driving as New Year resolution in Virginia
RICHMOND The Virginia DMV urges drivers to add courteous driving to New Year resolutions. Commissioner Gerald Lackey notes simple habits like signaling and leaving left lanes for passing can reduce crashes. Guidance includes safe following distances, lane changes with signals, checking blind spots, yielding to pedestrians and cyclists, and moving over for emergency and maintenance vehicles.
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Richmond
Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles
DMV
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Virginias
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