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Local Food Hub is a nonprofit organization working to connect farmers, food, and community. We currently work with more than 70 farms, all located within 100 miles of Charlottesville, Virginia.

While our farmers share many similarities – most are less than 100 acres, family-owned, sustainable – they are all tremendously different, too. Check out their profiles below, and meet the faces and families behind your food!

9th Chapter Farm
Agriberry
Appalachia Star Farm
AquaVa
Auburnlea Farms
Bellair Farm
Best of What’s Around – Cattle
Borrowed Ground
Carpe Donut!
Cottage View Farm
Critzer Family Farm
Crown Orchard
Dickie Bros. Orchard
Double H Farms
Down Branch Farm
Edwards of Surry
Free Union Grass Farm

Fresh Pearspective
Goldman Farm
Hardy Farms
Henley’s Orchard
Highland Farm
Holland’s Three Rivers Farm
Hungry Hill Farm
Iona Farm
Laurel Hill Farm
Liberty Farm
Local Food Hub Educational Farm
Lynchburg Grows
Morris Orchard
New Branch Farm
Oakencroft Farm
Piney River Farms
Planet Earth Diversified

Porcello Farm
Radical Roots Farm
Ray’s Little Farm
S&S Family Farms
Saunders Brothers
Serenity Hill Farm
Seven Hills Farm
Shady Lane Family Farm
Sharondale Farm
Shepherds Hill Farm
Sherwood Farm
Singing Earth Produce
Spring Gate Farm
Spruce Creek Figs
Steadfast Farm
Stonewall Farm
Stover Shop Greenhouses

Sunflower Flats
Tall Cotton Farm
Three Sisters Farm
Tinder Cattle & Vineyard
Three Sisters Farm
Twin Oaks Community
Twin Springs Farm
Valley Farming
Vanguard Ranch
Vintage Virginia Apples
Virts Farm
Walnut Winds Farm
Willie Mae Farms
Wineberry Farm
Wood Ridge Farm
Yoder’s Hydroponics

Featured Farm

Liberty Farm

Liberty Farm’s proprietor Mark Wastler grows vegetables and raises beef cattle and pastured eggs on 34 acres nestled between the Shenandoah Valley and the Blue Ridge Mountains. Until the spring of 2011…

A Taste of the Farm: Thank You!

Last Saturday, Local Food Hub hosted our annual Taste of the Farm event. Despite the cloudy skies and occasional drops of rain, the event was a hit — more than 500 community members took the drive out to Scottsville and joined us at the farm.