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.
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All farm tour venues are free to visit; many offer food, drinks and products for a fee. The tour will be held rain or shine. Find sample itineraries and other details online at: LoudounFarms.org/FarmTour.
Loudoun has made great strides over the past three years in meeting the needs of the manufacturing community, but we are just getting started.
