Save 104,000 Acres in 60 Seconds

Every year, 104,000 acres of Virginia farmland disappear forever. That affects not only farmers, but communities and families like yours.

 

 

Saving Our Food Begins with You

 

Safe, fresh local foods have a special place in our lives—and so do the many foods grown right here in the United States by families like yours.

 

Joining Virginia Farm Bureau is a simple and effective way to help ensure that your favorite local foods will be available for years to come.

 

So is buying and enjoying products from local farms and from the restaurants and other businesses that source their foods locally. Our Fresh Food Locator can help you find some new favorites!

 

 

 

Current News & Issues 

 

Store Fresh Food Safely

 

While farm-fresh products taste great, the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services is reminding consumers that it's important to purchase and store foods so they can be enjoyed safely.

 

Vote For Farmers' Market

 

The American Farmland Trust is holding its second Annual America's Favorite Farmers Markets Contest.

 

Lost: Where did that Virginia farmland go?

As of 2007, Virginia had 8.1 million acres of farmland. That might sound like a healthy chunk of land, but it's been shrinking over the past two decades.

 

 

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Events Calendar

03 SEP 2010

Friday Night Downs

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04 SEP 2010

Annual Taste of the Mountains Main Street Festival

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04 SEP 2010

5th Annual Pancake Breakfast & Potato Harvest

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04 SEP 2010

Heathsville Harvest Festival

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Join Our Cause

What if all the foods your family enjoyed—fresh, ripe tomatoes, juicy peaches, steaks and burgers on the grill—were available only from foreign countries?

 

Save Our Food is about more than apple pie and farm-fresh eggs. It’s about the very security of our nation and your community.

 

Becoming a member of Virginia Farm Bureau is a powerful way to put your support squarely behind the local and U.S. farms that produce your family’s food. It takes just a minute, costs less than $4 a month and is time and money well-spent.

 

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