Bean Hollow Grassfed is located in Flint Hill, VA; 65 miles west of the District of Columbia. For thirty-five years and three generations we have run sheep and cattle on Over Jordan Farm, nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in western Virginia.  We believe that properly managed livestock farms are a key to rebuilding local economies and regenerating healthy ecosystems. Well managed pastures and forests naturally capture CO₂, making them important tools in the toolkit for tackling global warming.  Visit our on farm, self service store for grassfed lamb and beef, and pastured pork.

Located on 138 acres in the shadow of Old Rag, Belle Meade Farm offers tranquility, space and beauty. Enjoy our accommodations in a renovated Victorian farmhouse and cottage. Explore the farm, enjoy the pool, hot tub and pond. Whole house rentals, group retreats available. Guests of all ages welcome. The Schoolhouse is available for special events. Pasture-raised eggs and meat for sale.

A local farm raising cattle, sheep, goats, pigs and chickens. We provide healthy natural products. Custom cut beef, pork, goat, and eggs.

Eastwoods is a small tree nursery specializing in Japanese maples (more than 300 different varieties), Ginkgos (about 30 different cultivars) and selected conifers (about 80 different selections). Our trees vary in size from one-year babies to mature trees with up to 8-inch diameter trunks. We back up our sales with help selecting the best tree for your location and with information on planting, care and pruning.

Details to be updated soon. Check back!

Grows and sells microgreens to the public and chefs in Northern Virginia.

The Rappahannock County Annual Farm Tour is a free, two-day, self-guided tour offering a behind-the-scenes glimpse of our working farms.

We’ll have 15+ venues on this year’s tour, with a wide range of farms and experiences – from beekeeping to llamas to organic vegetable farms, not to mention goats, chickens, cows, as well as local artisans selling their wares.

It’s a great opportunity to go behind the scenes and see real, working farms surrounded by the pristine beauty of Rappahannock County. Rappahannock County’s early settlers were small farmers; officially founded in 1833, it has long been deeply rooted in agriculture.

The mission of the Rappahannock County Farm Tour is to present an unforgettable, educational and enriching experience of Rappahannock County’s (Agri)Culture.

We sell Virginia chutney, apples, peaches, pears, nectarines, apricots, fresh cider, gluten-free products, organic products, jellies, jams, local honey, Trickling Springs Creamery, locals eggs and lots more!

Bio-organic vegetables,   pastured pork, grass fed/finished beef, farm goods.