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Agritourism in Pittsylvania County

Pittsylvania County has numerous working farms for residents and visitors to the county to enjoy. Check out our highlighted farms below.

"In Virginia, agritourism is defined as any activity carried out on a farm or ranch that allows members of the general public, for recreational, entertainment, or educational purposes, to view or enjoy rural activities, including farming, wineries, ranching, historical, cultural, harvest-your-own activities, or natural activities and attractions.

For most people, agricultural tourism refers to a visit to a working farm or any agricultural, horticultural, or agribusiness operation in order to enjoy, be educated, or become actively involved in the activities of the farm or operation -- getting a true farm experience." (vce.com).

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  "At Moses Mill Farm, we raise animals in the way that we consider to be right and good. We believe that God calls us to be good stewards: to treat animals humanely, to conserve precious resources, to waste not. In accordance with this belief, we ensure that our animals get plenty of fresh air and sunshine. They have lots of space to call their own, and they are moved to fresh pasture frequently. They eat bugs and grass and non-GMO feed. Their wastes nourish the pasture. They are never given artificial hormones or antibiotics, and they live healthy and happy lives.


       The result of all of this personal and loving effort is GOOD FOOD. We supply our friends, family, and local community with the highest quality pork, beef, chicken, turkey, and eggs available, plus a few vegetables here and there. We also offer fresh compost that is made from the town of Chatham's shredded leaves, our animals' good manure, and the tireless efforts of earthworms, microbes, and a little time and oxygen.

       Experience eggs so rich in nutrients that their yolks are bright orange. Savor the rich flavor of grass-fed beef, foraged pork, and pastured poultry. Enjoy the health benefits of genuinely healthy food, and see how good you feel when you eat it."

 

Farm tours are available by appointment. 

Call 434-661-7028 to make an appointment.

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 "We are a family owned farm on route 41 in Dry Fork, Va. We have fresh locally grown produce 'Virginia Grown.' We also sell fresh cut flowers! We have Bouquets and single stem Sunflowers available."

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Visit us at 333 Emerson Road, Dry Fork, VA 24549​​

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Call us for more information! 

Robin: 434-334-4046Clarence Emerson:  434-334-4047

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Kallan Farm is a local farm that offers 100% chemical free produce! You can visit them at the Pittsylvania County, Danville, and Greensboro Farmers Markets! 

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Contact info: kallanfarm@gmail.com  

1225 Berry Hill Rd. 

Danville, Va. 24541

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We are a local family farm and nursery that provides the highest quality organic produce and flowers to the public at a wholesale price.

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We offer pick your own strawberries, vegetables, peaches, fall mums, and greenhouse vegetable bedding plants.

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We also host school groups during strawberry picking time (April 25-June 1).

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Please call (434) 685-3936 for times and hours.

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We are a full service operating farm. We have been in operation since October 2003, when Farmer David and his beloved wife Pattie made their dream a reality. Their dream was to do something they loved, while giving back to our community and the children within.  Providing a safe place for that good old fashion farm fun for the whole family!

 

We offer Farm tours, birthday parties &  lots of fun things seasonally, such as:

  • Hayrides & pumpkin picking straight out of the patch

  • Corn Maze

  • Farm Tours

  • Easter Egg Hunts

  • Christmas Trees

  • Owen Farm Market (with lots of goodies, including VA grown produce, peanuts, honey & more)

  • "Train" Rides

  • Zip line

  • Summer Camps

  • Field Trips

  • Birthday Parties

If you have any questions, please give us a call 434-728-3410

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