Caring for the Soil as a Living System

By VABF AdminMarch 31, 2018Articles and Research

VABF Virginia Association for Biological Farming

2 days ago

The Roanoke Foodshed Network, the Virginia Association for Biological Farming, and Partners present our March Farm Tour and Farmer Social with Smoke In Chimneys!Thursday, March 20, 3:00-6:00pm22499 Cumberland Gap Rd, New Castle, VA 24127Free! Please register to join: tinyurl.com/marchRFNfarmtourSmoke In Chimneys is a revitalized 1930s trout hatchery owned by Ty and Shannon Walker in New Castle, ... See MoreSee Less

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VABF Virginia Association for Biological Farming

3 weeks ago

Federal Funding Freeze? Farmers! We'd like to hear from you! If you participate in a USDA program and if you or your farming operation have suffered economic harm or other adverse impacts from the executive orders and/or the resulting confusion at USDA agency offices, and you are willing to share your stories with Virginia's congressional delegation, please contact Brent (programs@vabf.org) and ... See MoreSee Less

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