Yes, the farm is open to all. We have a broad customer base and appreciate everyone who prioritizes local, sustainable argriculture and chooses to purchase from us. We are truly honored to feed all who trust us to grow for you!

Willowsford is a grand experiment in neighborhood, food production, recreation and conservation, and it is an ambitious and unprecedented goal for the farm to be supported entirely by the Willowsford community–if this were to happen, wow! That will give new meaning to the idea of Community Supported Agriculture, and maybe to the idea of Agriculture Supported Community. Let’s do it!

In the meantime, it is our responsibility to operate a viable farm business to keep these 300-acres of open space productive and self-sustaining. If we come to that bridge, we will surely find a way to provide for everyone.

We have scheduled volunteer opportunities and other special events throughout the year. Bring friends and family too! Check our calendar for upcoming dates and details. Because we are a bustling production farm and operate on three non-contiguous properties, we ask that farm visits take place during these events only, or pre-arranged with us directly.

We have several volunteer positions open each year. Please visit our Get Involved page to apply.

No, it is illegal to sell raw milk in the Virginia Commonwealth and we don’t have any animals for dairy. Raw milk is available only through herd-share programs; there are a small number of these serving the state.

We do not currently sell milk, but we do offer artisan cheeses from several local creameries!

We donate food every week to Loudoun Interfaith Relief or the Dulles South Food Pantry.

The Farm is an enterprise of the Willowsford Conservancy, and independent 501(c)4  organization that manages over 2,000-acres of open space at Willowsford. The Farm’s production is intended to be a viable business operation, supporting itself through sales on- and off- the farm.

CSA members can expect to receive a weekly email list of what we’re harvesting, and we make every effort to highlight our seasonal offerings in our social media and newsletters. The calendar shown below is a general outlook of expected season duration for popular crops; farming, of course, is always weather dependent!