Virginia market trends show mixed cattle and grain moves
Virginia Market News Service reports February 28 weekly trends with feeders uneven as steers fall 3 to 7 dollars while heifers rise up to 8 dollars. Regular auction feeders gain 5 to 18 dollars. slaughter cows steady to 6 dollars higher. Wheat and corn slip. soybeans drop. Regional price ranges listed for feeders and slaughter cattle, corn, soybeans, and crop prices across Eastern Shore, Norfolk, Richmond Peters burg, Wakefield, Harrisonburg, and Roanoke with averages provided.
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Virginia Market News Service
Virginia
Eastern Shore
Harrisonburg
Middle Peninsula
Norfolk
Richmond-Petersburg
Wakefield
Weekly Staunton district traffic alert March seven
VDOT Staunton district lists weeklong highway work across eleven counties from Alleghany to Warren. Notable items include I 66 night sign install closures in Warren County and I 81 bridge inspection closures, plus Route 658 closure between Winchester Road and Fishnet Boulevard for a Norfolk Southern bridge project through December 2025.
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Staunton
Staunton District
Alleghany Highlands
Shenandoah Valley
Alleghany
Bath
Rockbridge
Highland
Augusta
Rockingham
Page
Shenandoah
Frederick, Clarke and
Warren
Clement
Warren County
Cedar Creek
Rockland Road
Winchester Road
Fishnet Boulevard
Norfolk Southern Railway
Winter egg mass hunt targets spotted lanternflies in Blacksburg
Residents are urged to find and scrape spotted lanternfly egg masses now to curb spring hatch. Entomologist Eric Day explains egg masses resemble mud patches on branches and manmade items. proper disposal reduces future infestation risk as Virginia counties expand quarantine zones.
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Blacksburg
Eric Day
Virginia Tech
Virginia
Virginia Cooperative Extension
Tony Banks
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation
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