Northern Piedmont Guide

Northern Piedmont Guide

Learn more about this local food guide for Culpeper, Fauquier, Madison, Orange and Rappahannock Counties. The Northern Piedmont Buy Fresh Buy Local guide is brought to you by The Piedmont Environmental Council and our 2021-2022 sponsors. If you are interested in becoming a sponsor, please contact PEC’s local food systems coordinator Matt Coyle at mcoyle@pecva.org or (540) 347-2334 ext. 7026.

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Northern Piedmont Guide Sponsors

The Northern Piedmont guide is funded by the generosity of our local community. A heartfelt thank you to our 2021-2022 Northern Piedmont Buy Fresh Buy Local sponsors!

Community

Heritage Sponsor:

Conservation Sponsor:

Finest Butcher logo

Sustainability Sponsor:

Epicurean Sponsors:

4P logo
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Wellness Sponsors:

Fauquier County Ag Development
Be A Culpeper Local
Culpeper Harvest Days

Harvest Sponsors:

Grelen logo
Rappahannock-County-Farm-Tour-logo
Moo Thru logo
Box In Box Out logo

Local Food

Good Egg Sponsors:

Lakota Ranch
VBC at Cibola Farms
Rider's Backfield Beef logo
Hidden-Creek-Farm

Healthy Harvest Sponsors:

Belle Meade Montessori School logo
Cedar Mountain Apiary logo
Valentine's Bakery & Meats logo
Wild Roots Apothecary logo
Hollin Farms logo
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