Written for both farming and non-farming members of the Virginia Farm Bureau and includes current statewide agricultural news, features and tips on Farm Bureau services.

The publication is written for members of the Virginia Forestry Association (VFA), landowners, loggers, saw mill workers. The magazine covers current issues impacting forestry that include perspectives from industry, landowners, conservationists and educators. Virginia Forests also highlights people and places. The VFA is a private, nonprofit organization, dedicated to sustaining, development, protecting, and promoting the forest an related resources of Virginia. Its membership consists of individuals, forest landowners, foresters, loggers, forest products businesses, forestry consultants, and a variety of groups who are concerned about the future and well-being of Virginia's forest resources. The lead time for Virginia Forests is two months.

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Serves as the official newsletter of the Virginia Genealogical Society. Fosters interest in genealogical, biographical, historical and heraldic research in Virginia. Publishes information pertaining to genealogy and shares genealogical methods, techniques and knowledge among the members of the society.

Written as a member service to golfers, as well as the managers, professionals and course superintendents at each of the more than 310 member clubs of the Virginia State Golf Association. Editorial includes a look at golf's greatest achievements, personal profiles, feature stories, championship previews/reviews, places to play, rules, new equipment, VSGA services, golf lifestyles and many other articles of interest.

This series is especially for central Virginia gardeners and aspiring gardeners. The program features guest experts providing in-studio demonstrations, a live call-in segment, and a pre-recorded visit to a public or private garden in central Virginia.

Covers opinions of general public school interests, trends and issues, as well as failures and successes in the classroom programs and methods throughout the state.

The Virginia Law Review is a professional publication devoted to law-related issues of interest to practitioners, judges , teachers, legislators, and students. Coverage includes reviews of issues of interest to the legal community, including legal reviews and case studies.

Written to advance the quality of legal services provided to the public and to advance the judicial and the legal system.

Written for those from Virginia within the legal profession and filled with news stories and features targeted towards those in the legal field.