Edgegrove Farm LLC

Edgegrove Farm LLC Edgegrove Farm, one of the oldest farms in Loudoun County, farms sustainably to restore the land, respect the animals, and feed the locals.

Edgegrove Farm, established in 1746, is one of the oldest farms in Loudoun County. Until 2005, it was owned, lived on and continuously farmed by the direct descendants of its first settler, a Quaker from Wales, David Potts. In 2013 Edgegrove Farm became our home and we began working to return it to its legacy of a local family farm. Our vision is to provide our family, friends and community with g

ood food, thoughtfully raised. We are commited to sustainable farming and permaculture practices; do not use genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in any of our animal feed, crops, fruits or vegetables; and avoid pesticides and herbicides. Whenever possible, we raise heritage breed animals to preserve and perpetuate genetic diversity in livestock. We hope to partner with local schools and organizations to expand education and understanding of food production and how we can restore and improve the land we steward.

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15401 Edgegrove Road
Purcellville, VA
20132

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 8pm
Sunday 9am - 7pm

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Edgegrove Farm, established in 1746, is one of the oldest farms in Loudoun County. Until 2005, it was owned, lived on and continuously farmed by the direct descendants of its first settler, a Quaker from Wales, David Potts. In 2013 Edgegrove Farm became our home and we began working to return it to its legacy of a local family farm. Our vision is to provide our family, friends and community with good food, thoughtfully raised. We are commited to sustainable farming and permaculture practices; do not use genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in any of our animal feed, crops, fruits or vegetables; and avoid pesticides and herbicides. Whenever possible, we raise heritage breed animals to preserve and perpetuate genetic diversity in livestock. We hope to partner with local schools and organizations to expand education and understanding of food production and how we can restore and improve the land we steward.