Joe Pye Weed Varieties Bloom Across Eastern North America
Joe Pye weed plants from the Eutrochium family range from tall wild types to dwarf garden varieties. Common names include sweet, hollow, spotted, and coastal Joe Pye weed with cultivars Little Joe Baby Joe Little Red and Ivory Towers. Native to eastern central North America, they attract butterflies moths and native bees.
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Virginia summer squash thrives on Virginia farms
Virginia farmers report a robust summer squash harvest with 401 farms growing on 726 acres in 2022. Varieties such as yellow, zucchini, and white patty pan remain available through October at farmers markets and roadside stands, with growers noting weather challenges and drought as factors shaping yields.
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Virginia Market Trends Report Weekly Agriculture Brief
Virginia Market News Service reports weekly trends on September 6 detailing feeder cattle price shifts across weight classes, with steers up to 7 dollars and heifers down to 12 dollars, and mixed changes in slaughter cows. Grain futures show corn soybeans and wheat moving modestly, with regional price spreads for Eastern Shore, Harrisonburg, Norfolk, and Wakefield markets.
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Eastern Shore
Harrisonburg
Norfolk
Richmond-Petersburg
Wakefield
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