Ault Family Farm
Virginia family farm raising pasture-raised livestock and producing local meats and eggs.
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Local Farms Near Callands, Virginia
Use this local directory page to compare local farms serving Callands, Virginia. Listings are organized to help homesteaders, gardeners, backyard chicken keepers, and self-reliant households find useful local resources before making the trip.
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Back Creek Farm
Central Virginia farm raising pasture-based livestock and producing local meats and eggs.
Bellair Farm
Charlottesville-area organic farm producing vegetables, herbs, flowers, and community-supported agriculture shares.
Amy's Garden
Virginia farm growing vegetables, herbs, flowers, and specialty produce for regional markets and restaurants.
Sylvanaqua Farms
Central Virginia farm producing pasture-raised meats and eggs using regenerative agricultural practices.
Mountain View Farm
Shenandoah Valley farm raising pasture-raised livestock and growing seasonal produce.
Twin Oaks Community Farm
Virginia intentional community farm producing vegetables, seeds, herbs, and handcrafted farm products.
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