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Shenandoah CountyAgriculture and

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Message from Shenandoah Forum … May 2016Ranking fifth in Virginia in agricultural production, our farming industry is the backbone of Shenandoah County’s economy and is closely tied to the success of other economic sectors within the county, such as tourism.Established in 2001 as a non-profit volunteer organization, Shenandoah Forum’s mission is to promote adherence to the Shenandoah County Comprehensive Plan, ensuring that Shenandoah County retains its rural, agricultural and historic character, supports a healthy environment, promotes a sustainable economy and provides a high quality of life.As a prime focus since 2010, Shenandoah Forum has sought to create a more vibrant agricultural community - a vital step to securing our agricultural heritage, conserving our natural resources and building a stronger future for our county.The Shenandoah County Agriculture and Farm Guide showcases the county’s rich farming heritage and provides a comprehensive guide to locally produced products available in Shenandoah County. We hope through the guide to increase both awareness and the availability of local farm products, and encourage more value-added activities for our citizens and visitors to enjoy.

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Shenandoah County Agriculture

Formed in 1772, Shenandoah County is located in northwestern Virginia, between the Allegheny and Massanutten Mountains, in the heart of the Shenandoah Valley. Shenandoah County enjoys abundant natural resources, including prime agricultural soils, productive forests, wildlife and the North Fork of the Shenandoah River.

The county’s first European immigrant settlers, with names like Hite, Bowman, Stover, Miller, Dellinger, and Fink, arrived in the early 1730’s, having relocated from southern Pennsylvania. With its fertile limestone river bottom soils and abundant, cool freshwater from the numerous springs and creeks, these early settlers found Shenandoah County hospitable to the agricultural skills and practices of their German roots.

Farming practices and productivity increased steadily. By the outbreak of the Civil War the Shenandoah Valley become known as “The Granary of the Confederacy”, supplying most of the food for the Confederate soldiers and their horses.

The Valley’s agricultural support to the Confederacy was so important the Union ordered General Phillip Sheridan to destroy and dismantle farming operations in the Valley.

Known as “The Burning,” the destruction of crops, livestock and barns in Shenandoah was executed from September to October 1864. During that time Sheridan claimed to have slaughtered thousands of sheep, hogs, and cattle and burned to ashes “2,000 barns filled with wheat, hay, and farming implements [and] over seventy mills filled with flour and wheat.”

It took years for the agricultural sector of the Valley to recover.

Today, Shenandoah County is the fifth largest agricultural producer in Virginia, boasting national and state award winning middle and high school agricultural science teachers, active FFA chapters, 4H clubs, and more recently, award-winning wineries.

1. All Things Virginia @ The FarmhouseContact: Vicki Ruckman Location: 125 N Main St, Woodstock Phone: 540-459-9006 Email: vicki@allthingsva.com Website: allthingsva.comLocal grocery/retailerThe idea for the store grew from the frustration of trying to find various VA-made items for holiday gift baskets that had a Virginia theme in one place. We strongly believe in supporting the local economy, especially when the products are so delicious and healthy! And with “All Things Virginia” in our name, we look first to producers and suppliers in Shenandoah County and our bountiful commonwealth. There isn’t much we have to import from other states! 2. Alpine Tree FarmContact: Jay Zuspan Location: 6486 Smith Creek Road, New Market Phone: 540-325-6608 Email: ejzuspan@shentel.netChristmas trees and seasonal greenery; Sells on-siteOur choose and cut Christmas tree farm is open the Friday after Thanksgiving to Christmas eve from daylight to dark. White pine, scotch pine, norway spruce and colorado blue spruce trees available. 3. Baker FarmsContact: Steve Baker Location: 1341 Conicville Rd, Mt Jackson Phone: 540-477-3550 Email: bakerinc@shentel.netMeat: Pork; Local grocery/retailer; Sells on-siteIn 2015, we opened a USDA inspected processing facility on-site including a smokehouse for hams, sausage and bacon. We specialize in all cuts of pork including chops, ribs, roasts, bacon and sausages. I have been raising hogs for over 40 years. We farm two Virginia Century Farms that have been in continuous operation for over 100 years. (One farm is from my mother’s family and the other from my father’s family.) Check our Facebook for new store hours. 4. Bowman Livestock Inc and Blessed Acres FarmContact: Daryl & Tara Bowman Location: 2828 Fairview Road, Woodstock Phone: 540-459-8255/540-325-8255 Email: bowman@shentel.net Website: darylbowmanlivestock.comLivestock; Sells on-farmDaryl Bowman Livestock Inc. is a cattle/livestock buyer and seller, serving the agricultural community for the past 20 years. To help with efficiency for the local farmer and their livestock herd, Daryl Bowman Livestock can purchase and transport all livestock in Shenandoah County, surrounding counties, as far west as Kansas, north as New York, and south as Georgia. Blessed Acres Farm backgrounds feeder cattle, raises corn and hay for its own cattle consumption.

5. Greg BowmanContact: Greg Bowman Location: 226 Old Schoolhouse Drive, Maurertown Phone: 540-975-2033Hay; Sells on-site, Delivery availableHorse hay - round & square bales. 6. Cannon Hill FarmContact: Gary Lantz Location: 224 Cannon Hill Road, Mt Jackson Phone: 540-333-0976 Email: canhill@shentel.netMeat: Beef; Grain; Hay; Sells on-site by appt. only, wholesaleCannon Hill Farm is a closed Certified Organic, Certified Humane beef farming operation. Non-GMO crops. No antibiotics, herbicides, pesticides or growth-enhancing hormones are used. All feed needed to sustain the complete beef operation is produced on the farm. Cannon Hill Farm is on VA's short list of farms that control its animals from conception to consumption. The Heritage breed, Belted Galloway, is our specialty beef. It is fine-grained and well-marbled which ensures a tenderness and flavor that consumers expect in high quality beef. 7. Cave Ridge VineyardContact: Randy Phillips Location: 1476 Conicville Rd, Mt Jackson Phone: 540-477-2585 Email: caveridgewines@caveridge.com Website: caveridge.comWine; Sells on-site, wholesaleCave Ridge Vineyard is a family-owned, estate-grown vineyard and winery located in the foothills overlooking the Shenandoah Valley. The tasting room was opened by owners Randy and Karen Phillips in 2005 and their estate-grown VA wines soon had a loyal following. Their daughter, Megan, later joined as the business manager. 8. Cedar Creek Winery, LLCContact: Ron Schmidt Location: 7384 Zepp Road, Star Tannery Phone: 540-436-8394 Email: wine@cedarcreekvineyard.com Website: cedarcreekvineyard.comWine; Sells on-site, by mail order, online, wholesaleSpecializing in estate bottled Cabernet Franc & Chardonnay wines. Wines produced on-site from grapes grown on our vineyard in Shenandoah County. 9. Cedar Hill Gardens aka Gabalot GardensContact: Janet Heishman Location: 373 Green Acre Dr, Strasburg Phone: 540-465-3246 Email: rheishma@shentel.net Website: gabalotgardens.comGreenhouseSpecializing in vegetable and edible plants. We have the largest selection of tomato plants in the area with over 100 varieties. We also offer a selection of seeds, roots, fruiting plants, brambles, berries, herbs and flowers.

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VA @ The Farmhouse in Woodstock and delivery service to Northern VACountry Rhodes Farm makes buying local easy, and we raise what we sell: hormone free, grain fed Pork and Beef. Our meat is used to make the delicious award winning sausages sold by Swover Creek Farms and Kitchen in Edinburg, Virginia. We also make and sell all natural, no additives or preservatives, VA state licensed and registered Doggy Meat Treats. 15. Cristina’s CaféContact: Crissy Willis Location: 219 West King St. Strasburg Phone: 540-465-2311 Email: cristinascafe@gmail.com Website: cristinascafe.netLocal restaurant Cristina’s Cafe is a Virginia Green Restaurant, featuring local ingredi-ents. Live entertainment on weekend and outdoor seating available. Also known as the “goddess cafe,” they are the ladies that bring you the best coffee in the valley, local food, music and fun! Support a local business that is third generation family owned. Owner Crissy is also selling pork products from her farm, Cerdonia Farm, www.cerdoniafarm.com. Mon 8am-3pm; Tues&Wed: CLOSED; Thurs 8am-3pm; Fri 8am-11pm (6-9pm Dinner); Sat 8am-11pm (6-9pm Dinner); Sun 8am-10pm. 16. D&M MeatsContact: David Hovatter Location: 262 Maple Avenue, Mt Jackson Phone: 540-477-4411Eggs; Meat: Beef; Sells on-farm by appt onlyWe are a custom butcher and by-appt. retail shop also selling our own locally raised beef available to order. 17. Deauville FarmContact: Gail Rose Location: 7648 Crooked Run Road, Basye Phone: 540-856-2130 Email: deer1@shentel.net Website: doevillethemovie.comEggs; Fruit and fruit products; Greenhouse; Vegetables; Sells on-siteFormerly one of last farms in the state raising deer, we are a small farm growing everything organic. More than 100 varieties of heirloom tomatoes and eggs from our heritage breed chickens. Pick-your-own vegetables are available in late April starting with salad greens. We sell naturally grown heirloom tomato plants, as well as eggplants, peppers, greens, herbs, and more. Open weekends from April-Nov. Call for additional hours. It is our belief that we can show people how to raise their own healthy food on a little bit of land, simply by just doing it. 18. Dellinger Brothers FarmContact: Charles Dellinger Location: 34 Dellinger Acres Road, Edinburg Phone: 540-984-8786/540-325-4499Hay; Vegetables; Wood products; Sells on-site by appt. onlyHay delivery. Some firewood available for outside/inside stoves. Sweet corn usually available 1st week of August.

10. Cerdonia FarmContact: Crissy Willis Location: 219 W King Street, Strasburg Phone: 540-465-2311 Email: cristinascafe@gmail.com Website: cerdoniafarm.comMeat: Pork; Sells on-site and at Cristina’s CaféThe name Cerdonia Farm is a synthesis of our Mexican heritage using the Spanish word cerdo (pig) to denote the love affair we have with the very porcine creatures that led us to the path of sustainability years ago. We started out as a small hobby farm on 1 acre of land with the initial goal of cultivating relationships between swine, the earth and the patrons of our restaurant, Cristina’s Café. On our new 26 acre tract of land we are continuing the model of rotating heritage breed pigs and chickens from pasture to forest, while planting cover crops and usable produce items for sale at Cristina’s Café. 11. Champion U-Pick StrawberriesContact: Cindy Champion Location: 100 Bindery Rd, New Market Phone: 540-975-0791 Email: cchampion64@hotmail.comFruit and fruit products; Sells on-siteSweet delicious strawberries are easy pickings at our patch! Three acres of Chandler and Sweet Charlie strawberries. Only $2.00 lb. Opening mid-May. Follow us on our Facebook page at Champion U-Pick Strawberries for picking dates. 12. Steve CoppContact: Steve Copp Location: 1287 Saumsville Road, Woodstock Phone: 540-459-4264Hay; Sells on-site by appt. onlyOrchard grass hay; 1st and 2nd cuttings. 13. Country GardensContact: Rhonda Stevenson Location: 1043 Country Brook Road, Toms Brook Phone: 540-436-3746 Email: herbs@shentel.netChristmas trees & seasonal greenery; Eggs; Greenhouse; Vegetables; Sells on-site, at farmers markets outside of Shenandoah CountyOur flock of colorful, free-range chickens are ready to greet you at our on-farm greenhouse and garden center! Herbs available year round and we have a great selection of perennials, flowering shrubs & small fruiting plants available from Mar-Nov. Lettuces, heirloom tomatoes and other vegetables available seasonally. We specialize in the newest-reintroduced heirlooms and rare plants. Cameras welcome. Open daily 10-6 Apr.-Oct.; Seasonal hours Nov & Dec. 14. Country Rhodes FarmContact: Judy Rhodes Location: 107 Woodville Road, Maurertown Phone: 540-325-3768 Email: luvscows@shentel.net Website: CountryRhodesFarmVA.com Meat: Beef/Pork; Sells on-farm also sold at South Street Barn Market and Bryce Farmers’ Markets, All Things

19. Del Ray Farm AquaponicsContact: Kelsie Mast Location: 482 Crawford St, Strasburg Phone: 540-333-5339 Email: delrayaquaponics@gmail.com Website: delrayaquaponics.wix.com/drfaVegetables; Other: Fish; Sells on-farm, wholesale, Strasburg Farmers MktDel Ray Farm is dedicated to farming sustainably and producing fresh, organically grown vegetables. In our greenhouses we produce a variety of tomatoes and lettuces year-round. We also raise red nile, blue tilipia and catfish. 20. DeMello Vineyards LLCContact: Ed and Wendy DeMello Location: 2110 Quicksburg Road, Quicksburg Phone: 540-740-8464 Email: wecrushred@gmail.com Website: demellowvineyardsthirdhillwinery.comWine; Sells On-siteOpen Friday 12-8 p.m; Saturday 12-6 p.m; Sunday 12-5 p.m. 21. Fairview Oaks FarmContact: Kathy and Jim Hepner Location: 3974 Alonzaville Road, Maurertown Phone: 540-459-2257 Email: kathhep@shentel.net Website: FairviewOaksFarmVA.comEggs; Fruit and fruit products; Hay; Meat: Goat/Poultry; Vegetables; Sells on-site by appt only, South St Barn Market, Bryce Resort Farmers’ MarketChicken and duck eggs; fresh and frozen pasture-raised chicken, whole or cut up chicken; goat meat; seasonal vegetables and fruit; hay; jams & jellies. 22. Jeremy FauberLocation: Toms Brook Mailing: P.O. Box 36, Toms Brook Phone: 540-481-0003Hay; Sells on-site by appt. only, delivery availableGrass hay round/square bales available, 1st & 2nd cutings. Additional fee for delivery. 23. FireflyHotSauceat Passage Creek FarmContact: Todd Bolender Location: 32 Stone Pillar Ln, Ft. Valley Phone: 540-933-6664 Email: boltsfan2@gmail.com Website: Fireflyhotsauce.comOther: Hot Sauce; Sells on-site by appt. only, mail order, online, wholesaleProducts available at Friendly City Food Co-op in Harrisonburg and Cave Ridge Vineyard in Mt. Jackson. 24. Fort Valley Nursery, Inc.Contact: Terry Fogle Location: 1175 Hisey Ave, Woodstock Phone: 540-459-5151 Email: fvnterry@shentel.net Website: fortvalleynursery.comGreenhouse; Christmas trees and seasonal greeneryFull service greenhouse and garden center with great selection of shade and flowering trees. Our garden center also includes The Woodstock Garden Café, a full-service cafe specializing in

locally grown food. Mon-Sat 8 am- 5 pm; Fri until 7 pm; Sun 12-4 pm. 25. Franley FarmsContact: Doug French Location: 97 Franley Lane, Woodstock Phone: 540-335-4556 Email: franley@shentel.net Website: shenandoahriverlodge.comHay; Livestock; Other: Lodging; Sells on-site by appt. onlyWe have two lodging accommodations on 160 and 150-acre working farms. One sleeps up to 12 guests and the other up to 6 guests. Weekly or minimum stay of 2 nights. We enjoy sharing and explaining our farm operation to our guests! See our website or call for more details. 26. Fred FellerContact: Fred Feller Location: 2108 Saumsville Road, Maurertown Phone: 540-459-2583/540-533-0564Hay; Sells on-site, delivery availableGrass hay, 1st and 2nd cuttings. 27. FRESH FROM THE GARDENContact: Darol and Karen Shifflett Location: 479 Wardensville Pike, Star Tannery Phone: 540-335-1519/540-335-0985 Email: Karen_nir@windstream.netEggs; Vegetables; Sells on-farm by appt. only, wholesale, delivery availableWe grow a wide variety of vegetables including squash, tomatoes, okra, corn, watermelon but we are best known for our bountiful green beans. Call, we'll pick you a bushel! We have free-range chickens laying beautiful brown eggs. 28. Gore's Meat Processing, Inc.Contact: Levi Gore Location: 12526 South Middle Road, Edinburg Phone: 540-984-8138 Email: info@GoresMeats.com Website: GoresMeats.comMeat: Beef/Pork; Local grocer/retailer; Sells on-siteWe are a custom/wholesale butcher & retail shop carrying deli meats and cheeses.Custom beef and pork cuts include steaks, roasts, chops, sausages, ground, unique cuts and more! Sides or quarters of beef available to order. Mon-Sat 7am-4pm. 29. Green Haven Farm Cheeses, LLCContact: Billy and Pam Green Location: 3456 St Luke Road, Woodstock Phone: 540-459-3783 Email: ghfarm@shentel.netDairy products; Sells at Farmers Markets, wholesaleFamily owned and operated small dairy goat farm. We make wide selection of fresh goat cheeses including Chives & Garlic, Western Ranch, Dill & Garlic, Southern Ranch & Plain; Feta; Aged Goat Cheeses: Cheddar Style, Jalapeno Cheddar Style, Horseradish Cheddar Style. 30. Henry's Hot SauceContact: Bob or Lori Henry Location: Basye Mailing: 4819 Piney Branch Road, Fairfax, VA 22030

Phone: 703-401-5529 Email: Henryshotsauce@yahoo.com Website: HenrysHotSauce.comOther: Hot Sauce; Sells online, wholesaleHot sauces in hot, hotter and hottest varieties. Henry’s Hot Sauces are handmade in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Our sauces have received the Virginia’s Finest certification. We grow our own hot peppers used to insure only the freshest, most flavorful ingredients for our sauces. We also produce two extremely flavorful bbq sauces, Honey BBQ and Chipotle flavors with no high fructose corn syrup. Henry’s Hot Sauce is sold at The Market in Woodstock, The Better Beer Store in Winchester, Pot Town Organics in Strasburg and available online. 31. J & L Green FarmContact: Jordan Green Location: 4010 Swover Creek Road, Edinburg Phone: 540-333-1468 Email: jlgreenfarm@yahoo.com Website: jlgreenfarm.comEggs; Livestock; Meat: Beef/Lamb/Pork/Poultry; Sells on-farm, online, wholesale 32. Jadwyn FarmContact: Shelley and Alan Long Location: 4084 Jadwyn Road, Woodstock Phone: 540-459-4917 Email: skplong@gmail.comVegetables;Other:Cutflowers;Sellson-site by appt. onlyWe grow a wide selection of produce from A to Z including asparagus, beets, broccoli, cukes, “greens”, lettuces, tomatoes … and much more. We also specialize in a variety of colorful Gladiolus for your cut flower arrangements. Call for availability. 33. Jerry’s Gourmet Berries, Inc.Contact: Jerry Fields Location: 633 Wisman Road, Woodstock Phone: 540-459-3928/Cell 540-333-2677 Email: jerrysberries@yahoo.com Website: jerrysgourmetberries.comFruit and fruit products; Other: Organic compost/plants; Sells at Farmers Markets, delivery availableJerry’s Gourmet Berries, Inc. is a family-owned and run berry farm in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley, in Woodstock. 34. Keller FarmContact: Glenn Keller Location: 425 Keller Road, Toms Brook Phone: 540-335-1794Grain; Hay; Straw; Sells on-site by appt. onlyDelivery available. Call about custom planting and harvesting. 35. Lazy W FarmContact: Kim Woodwell Location: 1292 Jadwyn Road, Maurertown Phone: 540-333-3681 Email: kbwoodwell@gmail.comEggs; Honey; Meat: Lamb; Wool and Fiber; Sells on-site by appt onlyWe are a small working farm raising a wool breed sheep, flock of free-range chickens and bees. Sheep/lamb sales for meat or ewe replacements. Some packaged lamb cuts. White and natural fleece available. Please call or email availability.

36. Lutz Farm and ServicesContact: Willard & Lorna Lutz Location: 14144 Senedo Road, Mt Jackson Phone: 540-477-3574 Email: cvlutz@yahoo.com Website: lutzfarmservices.netFruit and fruit products; Honey; Wool andfiber;Sellson-sitebyappt.only,mail order, onlineWe are a fourth generation small family farm located in the fertile Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. All products grown GMO-free, no pesticides, herbicides, all natural fertilizer. 37. Mac’s GreenhouseContact: Pete Benedetto Location: 1042 S Main St, Woodstock Mailing: 8410 Zepp Road, Star Tannery Phone: 540-459-1660/540-436-3988 Email: ehc@shentel.netChristmas trees and seasonal greenery; Greenhouse; Sells on-siteIn operation for over 16 years in Shenandoah County, Mac’s Greenhouse was purchased in 2014 by Pete Benedetto, who retired from service with the Lord Fairfax Soil & Water Conservation District. If you have a vegetable garden, then you need to visit Mac’s! Bedding plants, vegetable starts including more than 40 varieties of tomatoes and peppers, garden seed, potatoes, onions, strawberry plants, blueberry bushes and much more. 38. Maize Quest at Bridgemont FarmContact: Tim Day Location: 424 Wissler Road, Quicksburg Mailing: P.O. Box 465, Mt Jackson Phone: 540-477-4200 Email: tim@cornmaze.com Website: getlostinthecorn.comOther: Agri-tainmentWe are agritourism destination with corn maze and other attractions. Open seasonally from Sept-Nov. 39. Martin AcresContact: Terry Martin Location: 8708 Back Rd, Maurertown Phone: Farm: 540-436-8096/Cell: 540-335-2432 Email: martacre@shentel.net Hay; Livestock; Sells on-siteHorse hay, square bales available, all cuttings. Angus breeding seedstock. 40. Moo Manor Farm - Harry and Dennis MorrisContact: Dennis and Doris Morris Location: 1685 Brook Creek Road, Toms Brook Phone: 540-436-9149/540-335-0526 Email: dmorris@shentel.netMeat: Beef; Sells on-farmHome grown and grain fed beef for sale. Quarters and halves available. No hormones used. Buy from us and cut your family’s needs! 41. Mountain View FarmContact: Sharon L. Rhoades Location: 2155 Rittenour Rd, Edinburg Phone: 540-459-5584 Email: sharon21@shentel.net Website: virginiachristmastrees.org/farms/mtnviewChristmas trees and seasonal greenery; Sells on-site

Our choose and cut Christmas tree farm is open after Thanksgiving on Fri thru Sun from 10 am-5 pm. Christmas wreaths, swags, arrangements available. 42. Mowery Orchard LLCContact: Yvette Bullock Location: 24247 Senedo Rd, Woodstock Mailing: 1178 Alonzaville Road, Woodstock Phone: 540-459-8645 Email: info@moweryorchard.com Website: moweryorchard.comEggs; Christmas trees and seasonal greenery; Farm stand; Fruit & fruit products; Honey; Local grocer/retailer; Vegetables; Sells on-siteWe are a family farm stand offering a wide variety of fresh produce, fruits and other items. Locally grown when available. Open daily from April-Dec 23; Jan–Mar on Fri–Sun. 43. Muse VineyardsContact: Sally Cowal Location: 16 Serendipity Ln, Woodstock Phone: 540-459-7033 Email: sally@musevineyards.com Website: musevineyards.comWine; Sells on-farmAward winning European-style wines.Check website for tasting room hours. 44. Ben and Blake MyersLocation: 1348 South Ox Road, Edinburg Phone: Ben:540-975-0327/Blake:540-975-0326 Email: Ben: bcm@shentel.net/ Blake: n2dfir@hotmail.comHay; Livestock; Meat: Lamb; Straw; Sells on-site by appt. onlyWe are a 5th and 6th generation family farming operation growing orchard grass and mixed hay with 1st-3rd cuttings a year based on a growing season. Hay available in 45 lb small square bales suitable for horses and goats. Rye straw. Limited delivery. We maintain a commercial Dorset sheep flock. Livestock sold on farm for meat and ewe/buck breeding replacements. No on-farm meat processing. 45. Natural Art Garden CenterContact: Lynne Phillips Location: 27358 Old Valley Pike, Toms Brook Phone: 540-436-3130 Email: naturalartgarden@gmail.com Website: naturalartgardencenter.comChristmas trees and seasonal greenery; Eggs; Greenhouse; Honey; Vegetables; Sells on-siteLocally owned greenhouse and garden center operation on Rt 11 North of Toms Brook producing vegetable plants, annuals, perennials. We sell fresh eggs, honey, and pick-your-own tomatoes and other vegetables when available. Open Mar-Dec, Mon-Sat 8-5, Sun 11-4. 46. North Mountain Vineyard and WineryContact: Brad Foster Location: 4374 Swartz Road, Maurertown Phone: 540-436-WINE (9463) Email: wine@northmountainvineyard.com Website: northmountainvineyard.comWine; Sells on-site, wholesale Our distinctive winery building was

modeled after a European-style farmhouse and constructed in 1989. The below-ground cellar produces some 3,000 cases of premium wine per year. In the European tradition, North Mountain Vineyards celebrates wine, food, guests, and special events throughout the year. 47. Orndorff’sRainbowTroutFarmContact: Roger Orndorff Location: 5156 Zepp Rd, Maurertown Phone: 540-436-3384Other:Troutfishing;Sellson-siteTrout fishing ponds open Mar-Sept on Sat and Sun from 8am-5pm. 48. Paradise FarmContact: Bob and Flo Coverstone Location: 13172 Ft Valley Rd, Ft Valley Phone: 540-933-6271Eggs; Livestock; Meat: Goat; Sells on-siteGoats available for show project, breeding and meat. 49. Paugh’s OrchardContact: Harold Paugh Location: 5591 Senedo Rd, Quicksburg Phone: 540-740-8028 Email: paughsorchard@yahoo.comFarm stand; Fruit and fruit products; Vegetables; Sells on-sitePaugh’s sells several varieties of apples and peaches as well as strawberries, blackberries, fresh garden vegetables, pumpkins and gourds, jams, jellies, honey and much more. Farm stand open Sun-Fri 9am-6pm. Closed Sat. Ask about u-pick or mail order. 50. Penelope’s Cafe-GalleryContact: Penelope Carroll Location: 305 N Main St, Edinburg Phone: 540-984-8801 Email: penelope@penelopes.gallery Website: penelopes.galleryBaked goods; Local restaurantCafé is a gallery setting in a quaint 1857 Historic Building in Edinburg. Penelope’s menu changes daily to include fresh baked goods, soup and sandwich of the DAY. Some gluten-free items are always available. Fresh brew, cold brew and espresso coffees all ground from locally roasted coffees. Indoor, outdoor and carry-out dining options offered. 51. Plain View FarmContact: Shane and Holly Steed Location: 1473 Jadwyn Road, Maurertown Phone: 540-459-2283 Email: steeds@shentel.netEggs; Grain; Hay; Livestock; Sells on-sitePlease call to arrange sale and pick-up. 52. Posey Thisisit LlamasContact: Joyce and Jim Hall Location: 754 Harrisville Road, Toms Brook Phone: 540-436-3517 Email: llamasjh@gmail.com Website: poseythisisitllamas.comHay;Woolandfiber;Other:Farmtours; Sells on-site by appt onlyWe are a 27-acre working farm with 32 llamas and 5 sheep open to visitors. Sell Unicorn Fibre Wool Cleaning

items, homemade organic soaps and when available maple syrup from the mountains. Wool and fiber classes. Birthday parties and farm tours by appt. 53. Pot Town Organics, LLCContact: Ron Heishman Location: 181 West King St, Strasburg Phone: 540-465-4444 Email: ptorganics@shentel.netLocal grocer/retailer; Sells on-siteWe are a gardener supply store carrying everything for growing organic and natural, including fertilizers in retail and bulk amounts.We also carry local grass fed beef, chicken, pork and eggs.Many local arts and crafts in house along with organic chicken feeds and animal supplements.Great inventory of canning supplies, fermentation kits, seed starting supplies, grow lights, hydroponic supplies, seeds, potatoes, onion sets etc. Open Mon-Sat 9am-6pm. 54. Pure & Simple Farm, LLCContact: Stuart and Inger Brown Location: 5387 Smith Creek Rd, New Market Phone: 540-740-8807 Email: honey@shentel.net Website: PureAndSimpleFarm.comHoney; Other: herbal productsWe raise bees without antibiotics or other chemical interventions. Our herbal products are made with locally grown, wildcrafted and organic ingredients. 55. Purple Rooster Organics, LLCContact: Lee & Jaz Draper Location: 1028 Wakemans Grove Road, Edinburg Phone: 540-984-3707 Email: rooster@purpleroosterorganics.com Website: www.purpleroosterorganics.comBaked goods; Eggs; Fruit and fruit products; Vegetables; Other: Skin balms; Sells on-site, wholesale, mail order, online, South Street Barn Market, All Things Virginia@The FarmhouseLocated just west of Edinburg, we grow and sell vegetables, fruit and herbs using only organic and sustainable farming practices. Our delicious Artisan Breads and Jazzy Granola are made using the finest ingredients - locally produced, whenever possible. Our organic skin balm is gentle enough for babies and tough enough for the worst dry and chapped skin. 56. Rendezvous FarmContact: Allen Easterly Location: 539 Job Lane, Basye Phone: 540-856-9000 Email: RendezvousFarm@yahoo.com Website: RendezvousHobbyFarm.comEggs; Fruit and fruit products; Livestock; Meat: Rabbit/Poultry/Quail/Squab; Other: Personal care products; Sells on-site by appt. only, Front Royal Farmers Market, Plains Farmers MarketRendezvous Farm is a small 16 acre vet-eran-owned hobby farm where we raise free-range chicken and eggs, Cornish hens, two varieties of quail & quail eggs, rabbits, produce in season. We also have a mobile kettle corn business that we take to festivals, parties and special events.

57. Rhodes IncorporatedContact: Joe Rhodes Location: 867 Fisher Road, Toms Brook Phone: 540-335-5801Wood products; Sells on-site by appt Full-service sawmill. Lumber, firewood and sawdust available. Delivery can be arranged. 58. River Spring FarmContact: James and Annette Fitzsimmons Location: 1 Hickory Lane, Woodstock Phone: 540-459-4733 Email: fitz1@shentel.netFruit and fruit products; Hay; Vegetables; Sells on-site by appt only 59. Sadiescakes–Treats and SweetsContact: Jan Stricklan Osborne Location: 273 Strickler Lane, New Market Phone: 540-335-3399 Email: janosborne74@gmail.comBaked goods; Sells at South Street Barn MarketSells homemade baked goods (pies, cookies, cupcakes, cakes, etc.), as well as delicious candy (fudge, English toffee). Seasonal garden produce also. Contact us for special orders. 60. Sinclair FarmContact: Debbie and Allen Sinclair Location: 1167 Crooked Run Road, Mt Jackson Phone: 540-477-9268 Email: csa@sinclairfarm.com Website: sinclairfarm.comCSA; Eggs; Hay; Vegetables; Sells on-farm, wholesaleWe are a 23-acre farm dedicated to the growing of healthy and flavorful foods using earth friendly sustainable practices.With our greenhouses and outside gardens, our fresh vegetable are available year-round. Also sell on-farm, through CSA program and at Shaffer’s BBQ in Woodstock. 61. Stony Creek Farm, LLCContact: Jeff and Anne Dalke Location: 1470 Wolverton Road, Edinburg Phone: 540-984-9734 Email: jeffrey.dalke@gmail.comApplesauce; Sells wholesaleFamily orchard growing apples for Grammie’s Tart Virginia Applesauce. Find our applesauce locally at Shaffers BBQ and Mowery Orchard in Woodstock, Crabil’s Meats in Tom’s Brook, the Edinburg Mill in Edinburg, Fulks Run Grocery in Fulks Run and Red Front Grocery in Harrisonburg. Also available through Sinclair Farm CSA program. 62. Swover Creek Farms and BreweryContact: Lynn St. Clair Location: 4176 Swover Creek Road, Edinburg Phone: 540-984-8973 Email: swover@shentel.net Website: swovercreekfarms.comBrewery; Eggs; Fruit; Honey; Local restaurant; Sells on farm, U-pickWe are a VA Century Farm recognized for continuous operation by the same family for over 100 years.We grow a variety of berries for u-pick. We have a commercial kitchen and farm store selling farm-crafted sausages and other items. Our taproom and farm brewery is open in our converted barn!

Local menu items available for purchase at the brewery. Brewery hours: Fri-Sat 12-8 pm, Sun 12-7 pm. 63. Tall Oaks NurseryContact: Kathy Lutz Location: 6937 South Middle Road, Mt Jackson Phone: 540-477-4425 Email: Kathy_lutz@hotmail.comGreenhouse; Vegetables; Sells on-siteWe are a retail nursery and full landscaping company. 64. Terry the Cookie ManContact: Terry L. Smith Location: 3593 Alonzaville Rd, Maurertown Phone: 703-868-7839 Email: Terrythecm@gmail.com Website: terrythecookieman.com Baked goods; Sells at Farmers MarketsFind Terry the Cookie Man at South St Barn and Bryce Resort Farmers Market. 65. The Market PlaceContact: Bill Champion Location: 897 West Lee Highway, New Market Phone: 540-975-0791 Email: 4champs@shentel.netChristmas trees and seasonal greenery; Farm stand; Fruit and fruit products; Honey; Local grocer/retailer; Vegetables; Sells on-site We are a farm style market featuring local produce, honey and apple butter, as well as, a variety of crafts, mulch, farm equipment, sheds, green houses, chicken coops and more. We also sell Christmas trees and wreaths in December. 66. Tomahawk Farm LLCContact: Alan and Briana Hawkins Location: 2265 Pepper Road, Mt Jackson Phone: 540-335-4714 Email: tomahawkfarm@yahoo.comMeat: Beef/Lamb/Pork; Sells on-site by appt. only.USDA inspected, individually clear freezer wrapped beef, pork, and lamb. We keep it local! Our butcher, labels, and marketing are all done in Shenandoah County. We are an environmentally friendly farm that believes in preservation of soil and water. 67. Toms Brook Busy Bee (T-Triple-B) Contact: Scott and Lisa Currie Location: 3487 Main Street, Toms Brook Mailing: P.O. Box 228 Phone: 540-436-3035 Email: sscurrie@yahoo.com / ljgcurrie@yahoo.comHoney; Other: Pollination; Sells on-siteStop by our house on Main Street in Toms Brook to purchase honey or visit a bee colony. You may also call and make arrangements. Natural raw and cut comb honey for sale or available for resale. Local pollination of small orchards, fruits and vegetables available. It is our goal to build strong and sustainable local bee colonies.

68. Turkey Knob ApplesContact: Jaime Williams Location: 17581 Mechanicsville Road, Timberville Phone: 540-896-3079/800-296-2775 Email: jwilliams@turkeyknobapples.com Website: TurkeyKnobApplesTour.comFarm stand; Fruit and fruit products; Sells on-site, mail order, online We raise apples, peaches, nectarines, sweet cherries, and blackberries in orchards. Our apples are sold locally in Wal-Mart. We have two fruit stands. The Timberville Fruit Market located at 17581 Mechanicsville Rd .sells peaches, nectarines, berries, cherries, and apples from July-mid-Dec. The Burkholder Fruit Market located at 4762 Mt. Clinton Pike in Harrisonburg from mid Sept-mid Dec. We also ship 10lb or 20lb gift boxes of peaches, nectarines or apples. 69. Veri-Best Tree FarmContact: Richard Hodson Location: 235 Clary Road, Strasburg Phone: 540-333-4086Christmas trees and seasonal greenery; Sells on-site by appt onlyOur choose and cut Christmas tree farm is open by appt only. Call to schedule appt. White pine and scotch pine trees available. 70. Virginia's OwnContact: Patrick Dykema Location: Intersection of Senedo Road and Crooked Run Road, Mt Jackson Phone: 703-851-6258 Email: VirginiasOwnFarmFresh@ gmail.com Website: VirginiasOwn.comCSA; Eggs; Vegetables; Sells on-site as CSAWe are also looking for other local producers of naturally raised fruits and vegetables to supplement our weekly produce market. Feel free to contact us if you are a producer along our route from Mt. Jackson to Arlington, VA. 71. Walker N SonsContact: Matt Walker Location: 779 Turkey Run Road, Star Tannery Mailing: 118 Breckenridge Ct, Strasburg Phone: 540-465-1884 Email: matt4walker@gmail.comCSA; Vegetables; Sells as Community Supported Agriculture, wholesale or delivery available 72. Wenger's ProduceContact: Priscilla Wenger Location: 703 N. Main St., Woodstock Phone: 540-325-8863 Farm stand; Sells on-site, wholesale 73. Winery at Kindred PointeContact: Amy Helsley Location: 3575 Conicville Road, Mt Jackson Phone: 540-477-3570 Email: winery@kindredpointe.com Website: kindredpointe.comWine; Sells on-site Our winery, located on 58 acres of beautiful rolling land with gorgeous landscaping and priceless views. Our tasting room, a converted horse barn, has plenty of room to have a wine tasting, a glass of wine by one of two fireplaces or take a bottle of wine & picnic outside to

Bryce Resort Farmers’ MarketContact: Todd Bolender, Mkt Manager Location: Bryce Resort Parking Lot Phone: 540-933-6664 Email: boltsfan2@gmail.comWed 9am-1pm. Memorial - Labor Day New Market Farmers MarketContact: Apryl Donovan Location: 277 West Cross Road Mailing: 7445 Joes Creek Road, Linville Phone: 540-246-3800 Email: nmfarmersmkt@gmail.comLocated on West Old Cross Rd between 7-11 and I-81. Open Fri 2-6pm from mid-May – Oct. South Street Barn MarketContact: Claire Hollady Location: South St/Muhlenberg St in Woodstock Phone: 540-933-6008 Email: southstreetbarnmarket@gmail.com Website: southstreetbarnmarket.comOpen Sat from early Mar - late Oct 8 am-1 pm. Winter market begins early Nov - late Feb 9 am-1 pm. Located at the American Legion Post #199 on the corner of South & Muhlenberg Sts. Strasburg Farmers MarketContact: Patti Mullin Location: 181 W King St., Strasburg Phone: 540-465-4444 Email: strasburgfarmersmarket@ gmail.comLocated in the Breezeway at Pot Town Organics in Strasburg. Sat 9-12:30 pm. Opening mid-April.

*Harrisonburg Farmers Market Open Sat & Tues 8am-1pm April-Nov Winter Market Sat 9am-1pm Dec -March www.harrisonburgfarmersmarket.com *Archwood Green Barns Farmers Market in the Plains Open Sun 10am-3pm. Apr-Nov. www.cornmazeintheplains.com/farmersmarket.html

watch one of our beautiful sunsets. Great venue rental for weddings or special gatherings. Open Fri-Sun from 12-6. 74. Wolf Gap VineyardContact: Kathy Lutz Location: 6937 South Middle Road, Mt Jackson Phone: 540-984-3306 Email: Kathy_lutz@hotmail.com Website: wolfgapvineyard.comWine; Wood Products; Sells on-siteApr-Nov: Fri-Mon 12-7 pm; Dec - Mar: Sat & Sun 12-5 pm also Mon holidays. 75. Woodbine Farm MarketContact: Sherry Jenkins Location: 5199 John Marshall Highway, Strasburg Mailing: 510 Barley Lane, Winchester Phone: 540-465-2729 Email: rskjenkins@verizon.net Website: woodbinefarmmarket.comFarm stand; Fruit and fruit products; Local grocer/retailer; Sells on-siteWe are a family owned market with a large selection of fruits, vegetables, and meats from the farm. Open daily 10am-6pm, Apr-Oct. Seasonal hrs in Nov -Dec. 76. Woodstock BrewhouseLocation: 123 E Court St, Woodstock Phone: 540-459-BREW (2739) Email: info@woodstockbrewhouse.com Website: woodstockbrewhouse.comBrewery; Local restaurantThe owners of Woodstock Brewhouse are local Shenandoah Valley residents who all share a love for our community and a passion for craft brewing (both making and drinking). The Brewhouse offers a variety of beers to sample and enjoy and we make an effort to source local ingredients taking advantage of the bounty of the Shenandoah Valley. Mon-Th 4-8pm. Sat 12-10pm. Sun 12-8pm. 77. Woodstock Café & Shoppes Contact: Coe Sherrard Mailing: 117 South Main St, Woodstock Phone: 540-459-8888 Email: fcsherrard@gmail.com Website: cafeshoppes.comLocal restaurantGood food, unique gifts and pleasant company. 78. Woodstock Garden Café at Fort Valley NurseryContact: Brooke Polk Location: 1175 Hisey Avenue, Woodstock Phone: 540-459-8226 Email: brookepolk62@gmail.com Website: woodstockgardencafe.netLocal restaurant; Sells on-siteTucked inside the beautiful surroundings of the Fort Valley Nursery, our indoor and outdoor cafe is the perfect spot to enjoy breakfast, lunch, a gourmet coffee or even a glass of wine! A devout supporter of Virginia’s Buy Fresh Buy Local initiative, we pride ourselves in the use of local and farm fresh products and even many items raised on our farm.

Farmers’ Markets not in Shenandoah

County but mentioned by several of our

producers

Shenandoah County Farmers’ Markets

Category ListingsBaked Goods• Penelope’s Cafe .............................50• Purple Rooster Organics, LLC ......55• Sadiescakes – Treats and Sweets ....8• Terry the Cookie Man ...................64• Woodbine Farm Market ................75

Brewery• Swover Creek Farm & Brewery ....62• Woodstock Brewhouse ..................76

Christmas Trees & Seasonal Greenery• Alpine Tree Farm ...........................2• Country Gardens ...........................13• Fort Valley Nursery, Inc. ...............24• Mac’s Greenhouse .........................37• Mountain View Farm ....................41• Mowery Orchard LLC ..................42• Natural Art Garden Center ............45• The Market Place ..........................65• Veri-Best Tree Farm ......................69

Community Supported Agriculture (CSAs)• Sinclair Farm .................................60• Virginia’s Own ..............................70• Walker N Sons ...............................71

Dairy• Green Haven Farm Cheeses, LLC . 29

Eggs• Country Gardens ...........................13• D&M Meats ..................................16• Deauville Farm ..............................17• Fairview Oaks Farm ......................21• FRESH FROM THE GARDEN ... 27• J & L Green Farm..........................31• Lazy W Farm .................................35• Mowery Orchard LLC ..................42• Natural Art Garden Center ............45• Paradise Farm ................................48• Plain View Farm ............................51• Purple Rooster Organices LLC .....55• Rendezvous Farm .........................56• Sinclair Farm .................................60• Swover Creek Farms & Brewery ..62• Virginia’s Own ..............................70

Farm Stand• Mowery Orchard LLC ..................42• Paugh’s Orchard ............................49• The Market Place ..........................65• Turkey Knob Apples .....................68• Wenger’s Produce .........................72• Woodbine Market ..........................75

Fruit and fruit products• Champion U-Pick Strawberries .... 11• Deauville Farm ..............................17• Fairview Oaks Farm ......................21• Jerrys Gourmet Berries, Inc. .........33• Lutz Farm & Services ...................36• Mowery Orchard LLC ..................42• Paugh’s Orchard ............................50 • Purple Rooster Organics LLC .......55• Rendezvous Farm ..........................56• River Spring Farm ........................58• Swover Creek Farms & Brewery ..62• The Market Place ..........................65• Turkey Knob Apples .....................68• Virginia’s Own ..............................70• Wenger’s Produce .........................72• Woodbine Farm Market ................75

Grain• Cannon Hill Farm ...........................6• Keller Farm ...................................34• Plain View Farm ............................51

Greenhouse• Cedar Hill Gardens aka Gabalot Gardens ...........................................9• Country Gardens ...........................13• Deauville Farm ..............................17• Fort Valley Nursery, Inc. ...............24• Mac’s Greenhouse .........................37• Natural Art Garden Center ............45• Tall Oaks Nursery .........................63

Hay• Greg Bowman .................................5• Cannon Hill Farm ............................6• Steve Copp ....................................12• Dellinger Bros Farm ......................18• Fairview Oaks Farm ......................21• Jeremy Fauber ...............................22• Franley Farms ...............................25• Fred Feller .....................................26• Keller Farm ...................................34• Martin Acres ..................................39• Ben and Blake Myers ....................44• Plain View Farm ............................51• Posey Thisisit Llamas ...................52• River Spring Farm .........................58• Sinclair Farm ................................60

Honey• Lazy W Farm .................................35• Lutz Farm & Services ...................36• Mowery Orchard LLC ..................42• Natural Art Garden Center ............45• Paugh’s Orchard ............................50• Pure & Simple Farm, LLC ............53• Swover Creek Farms & Brewery ..62• The Market Place ..........................65• Toms Brook Busy Bee (T-Triple-B) ...................................67• Wegner’s Produce .........................72

Livestock• Bowman Livestock Inc & Blessed Acres Farm ........................4• Franley Farms ...............................25• J & L Green Farm..........................31 • Martin Acres ..................................39• Ben and Blake Myers ....................44• Paradise Farm ................................48• Plain View Farm ............................51• Rendezvous Farm ..........................56

Local Grocer/Retailer• All Things Virginia @ The Farmhouse ................................1• Baker Farms ....................................3• Gore’s Meat Processing, Inc. ........28• Mowery Orchard LLC ..................42• Pot Town Organics LLC ...............53• The Market Place ..........................65• Woodbine Farm Market ................75

Local Restaurant• Cristina’s Café ...............................15• Penelope’s Cafe .............................50• Swover Creek Farms & Brewery ..62• Woodstock Brewhouse ..................76• Woodstock Café & Shoppes ..........77• Woodstock Garden Café at Fort Valley Nursery .......................78

Wood Products• Dellinger Bros Farm ......................18• Rhodes Incorporated .....................59• Wolf Gap Vineyard ........................76

Wool and Fiber• Lazy W Farm .................................35• Lutz Farm & Services ...................36• Posey Thisisit Llamas ...................52

Other• Agri-tainment - Maize Quest at Bridgemont Farm ......................38• Corn/Soybeans/Wheat Franley Farms ...............................25• Farm Tours Posey Thisisit Llamas ...................52• Fish Del Ray Aquaponics ......................19 Orndorff’s Trout Farm ...................47• Gladiolus Jadwyn Farm .................................32• Applesauce Stony Creek Farm, LLC ................61• Herbal Products Pure & Simple Farm, LLC ............54• Hot Sauce Henry’s Hot Sauce ........................30 Firefly Hot Sauce-Passage Creek Farm ...................................23• Lodging - Franley Farms ..............25• Organic Compost/Plants Jerrys Gourmet Berries, Inc. .........33• Personal Care Products Rendezvous Farms ........................56• Pollination Toms Brook Busy Bee .......................67• Skin Balms Purple Rooster Organics ...............55• Quail, Squab, Herbs Rendezvous Farm ..........................56

MEATBeef• Cannon Hill Farm ............................6• Country Rhodes .............................14• D&M Meats ..................................16• Gore’s Meat Processing, Inc. ........28• J & L Green Farm..........................31• Moo Manor Farm ..........................40• Tomahawk Farm LLC ...................66• Woodbine Farm Market ................75

Goat• Fairview Oaks Farm .....................21• Paradise Farm ...............................48

Lamb• J & L Green Farm..........................31• Lazy W Farm .................................35• Ben and Blake Myers ....................44• Tomahawk Farm LLC ...................66

Pork• Baker Farms ....................................3• Country Rhodes .............................14• Gore’s Meat Processing, Inc. ........28• J & L Green Farm..........................31• Tomahawk Farm LLC ...................66

Poultry• Fairview Oaks Farm .....................21• J & L Green Farm..........................31• Rendezvous Farm ..........................56

Rabbit• Rendezvous Farm ..........................56

Straw• Keller Farm ...................................34• Ben and Blake Myers ....................44

Vegetables• Country Gardens ...........................13• Deauville Farm .............................17• Dellinger Bros Farm ......................18• Del Ray Aquaponics ......................19• Fairview Oaks Farm ......................21• FRESH FROM THE GARDEN ....27• Jadwyn Farm .................................32• Jerrys Gourmet Berries, Inc ..........33• Mowery Orchard LLC ..................42• Natural Art Garden Center ...........45• Paugh’s Orchard ............................50• Purple Rooster Organics, LLC ......54• Rendezvous Farm ..........................55• River Spring Farm ........................57• Sadiescakes - Treat & Sweets .......58• Sinclair Farm .................................59• Tall Oaks Nursery .........................62• The Market Place ..........................64• Virginia’s Own ..............................69• Walker N Sons ...............................70• Wenger’s Produce .........................71• Woodbine Farm Market ................75

Wine• Cave Ridge Vineyard ......................7• Cedar Creek Winery, LLC...............8• DeMello Vineyards LLC ...............20• Muse Vineyards ............................43• North Mountain Vineyard and Winery ...........................................46• Winery at Kindred Pointe ..............73• Wolf Gap Vineyard ........................74

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