West Virginia Agriculture Farm Crops
Annual Revenue
(past 5 years average)
Wheat: $680,575
Rice: $0
Grains: $2,075,544
Soybeans: $1,916,082
Sunflower Seed & Oil: $0
Peanuts: $0
Cotton: $0
Cotton Seed: $0
Tobacco: $1,615,605
Fruits & Juice: $3,249,856
Tree & Nuts: $0
Vegetables: $0
Livestock: $2,344,008
Hides & Skins: $355,684
Poultry: $18,580,410
Fats & Oils: $102,140
Dairy: $1,632,603
Feeds: $5,891,508
Seeds: $264,600
Other: $0
TOTAL: $38,708,615
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Disaster loans available for WV's eastern counties - State Journal
Domain over domestic deer in question - Beckley Register-Herald
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Domain over domestic deer in questionBeckley Register-Herald“As far as health of the animals, agriculture has always had a strong role in the health of animals in the state of West Virginia.” Jezioro says the DNR is charged with safeguarding the wild deer population, and he sees deer farms as risky.and more » |
A penchant for pellets - Charleston Gazette
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A penchant for pelletsCharleston GazetteChris Postalwait (right) and Jason Rogers of West Virginia State University's Agricultural Research Station run a batch of biofuel pellets from crushed switchgrass using a pellet mill on loan from Bridgemont Community and Technical College's ... |
Wandering PA Elk Found in West Virginia, Possible CWD Threat - Outdoor Life Magazine (blog)
EDITORIAL: State GOP Achieves Robust Ballot for 2012 - HNN Huntingtonnews.net
WVU serves coffee to promote equality - Daily Athenaeum
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WVU serves coffee to promote equalityDaily AthenaeumWest Virginia University students are serving coffee for a cause to promote equality for communities worldwide. WVU Fair Trade 2.0, a student organization that partners with agricultural cooperatives in Central America to promote fair wages and living ...and more » |
W.Va. might (finally!) regulate exotic wildlife - Charleston Gazette (blog)
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W.Va. might (finally!) regulate exotic wildlifeCharleston Gazette (blog)It's a shame, though, that it took last summer's exotic wildlife tragedy in Ohio to spur West Virginia's lawmakers into action. For decades the state's wildlife laws have contained loopholes literally big enough to walk an elephant through.and more » |
Gardening map shows temperature changes - Beckley Register-Herald
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Gardening map shows temperature changesBeckley Register-HeraldWest Virginia University Kanawha County Extension Agent John Porter said that while the changes for the state on average were small, there is a noticeable shift for some regions. “We're seeing a slight shifting to the north as far as temperatures are ...and more » |
DOL re-proposing part of child labor rule - Western Farm Press
Raw milk from Pa. farm causes 35 to fall ill - CBS News
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