Farms are essential to Loudoun’s identity as a great place to live, work, play and visit. But they can’t survive without support.
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This free, self-guided tour will happen rain or shine and puts farms in the limelight at the start of the growing season.
Your business future is in focus during the eighth annual Loudoun Small Business Week, which runs May 6-10 and coincides with National Small Business Week and National Economic Development Week.
Loudoun County has 1,259 farms covering 121,932 acres.
This year, the public was asked to nominate Loudoun farmers to be featured on the trading cards, and members of the community weighed in with glowing recommendations.
The forum is designed to educate farmers, landowners, rural business owners and other stakeholders on best practices. That means sharing real success stories and providing innovative, actionable advice.
This year’s speakers include working farmers, educators, agents from 4-H and Future Farmers of America, and the Smithsonian Institution.
The Farm Tour is an excellent opportunity for our residents and visitors to learn about local food while building relationships with the farmers and small businesses in our rural economy.
Many farms only have a limited number of CSA subscriptions, and since some CSAs sell out early, residents are advised to lock in their subscriptions now.
“Forage farming” helps the brewery blend into the wooded property, rather than clearing it for traditional farming.
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