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Did you know that each Monday we send out an email? It contains some thoughts from the farm wife, upcoming events, and o...
09/06/2026

Did you know that each Monday we send out an email? It contains some thoughts from the farm wife, upcoming events, and our weekly specials?

If you visit our website and scroll down to the bottom of the landing page, you can register to receive them. It’s also one of the ways we let you know when our freezers are refilled!

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Melvinsfarm2fork.com

*Most people register to keep up with our restocks but remain subscribed to see what the farm wife has to say each week 😆

**You won’t want to miss the one that’s coming out tomorrow…it will explain this 👇

Thankful for all who support the “local fields” in our community ♥️
09/06/2026

Thankful for all who support the “local fields” in our community ♥️

09/05/2026

Too cute ☺️

09/05/2026

Labor Day Weekend!

Have you picked up a pasture-raised pork shoulder? We have a few left in stock so come on by today!

We’re here from 9 am - 2 pm and would love to see you ⏰

Need an Alpha-Gal friendly option? The Mountain Heritage Homestead Chicken Drumsticks or Leg Quarters grill up perfectly 🍗

And…we’ve still got some of our beef hotdogs in stock 🌭


Other people packing for vacation:🕶️ 🩱 👙🩴 🏊 🧉🤿🏄🏼‍♂️Me:🥚 🥩 🥛 🍯🥗🧈🥓🍞
09/04/2026

Other people packing for vacation:

🕶️ 🩱 👙🩴 🏊 🧉🤿🏄🏼‍♂️

Me:

🥚 🥩 🥛 🍯🥗🧈🥓🍞


Last week Dolly passed away. This week Wendell passed away. The majority of our readers are very familiar with the first...
09/03/2026

Last week Dolly passed away.

This week Wendell passed away.

The majority of our readers are very familiar with the first and without even mentioning her last name we could rattle off the things she was well known for.

The second name has most of you wondering who “Wendell” was and why he’s important enough to post about.

Wendell Berry was an American novelist. He was a poet and essayist. A well known environmental activist and cultural critic. He was a small farmer best known for his lifelong defense of agrarian values, sustainable agriculture, and rural community life.

He advocated for a deep, ethical connection between people and the land. He was often known to strongly criticize industrial farming, agribusiness, and modern technology. A lot of his work emphasized the importance of local economies, interdependent communities, and staying rooted in a specific place.

He once said, “The real work of planet-saving will be small, humble and humbling.”

One farmer at a time.

Making one better decision at a time.

Tending the soil well before worrying about a profit.

Choosing sustainable practices.

Caring for the environment and the water.

Feeding their family and community well.

He believed that this work involves quiet, practical habits. Planting a garden, fixing something that’s broken instead of throwing it away, and taking care of a local piece of land.

In the vein of humble and humbling, these jobs often mean showing up to meetings in dirty clothes. Working long hours. Calloused hands and sweat drenched shirts. They look like sleeves rolled up and windows rolled down. They mean getting cows back in during Wednesday night Bible Study and praying for rain daily.

This week we’re remembering a man who celebrated communities that look like that. A man who championed for small farmers and sustainable practices in the agricultural world. A man who cared about the impact that these men and women have on their local economies each day.

And we are reminded that he once said, “Do unto those downstream as you would have those upstream do unto you.”



☕️ Rustic Ridge Roastery Restock ☕️ So many delicious options! Fun fact: Farmer Thad is not a coffee drinker even though...
09/02/2026

☕️ Rustic Ridge Roastery Restock ☕️

So many delicious options!

Fun fact: Farmer Thad is not a coffee drinker even though his days begin long before the ☀️ comes up {another thing that makes me wonder about him 😜}

Maybe you’re wondering why I rave about WellHaus all the time? What in the world is WellHaus?And more importantly, what ...
09/01/2026

Maybe you’re wondering why I rave about WellHaus all the time?

What in the world is WellHaus?

And more importantly, what does Wellhaus have to do with our small farm store in Wirtz, VA?

WellHaus is a local owned business.

If you’ve been a part of our story for any length of time, you know that local is my passion.

The owner, Michelle Lynch, lives less than 20 minutes from the farm. She has a passion too. Her mission is to find the “cleanest food, beauty and home goods in America.” She makes it her business and her business {WellHaus} to know what is in every product she offers. She vets them one by one and then she continues to vet them. No compromise. EVER.

Honestly, what she does makes my life easier. I get the subscription box from WellHaus FOUR times a year. It’s my guilty pleasure {that I don’t feel guilty about}. My gift to myself. I skip getting my nails done and the movies so I can indulge in these boxes. When they come, I pour over The Edit, her full color, jam-packed periodical, that comes with each seasonal box. I go through the products one by one. If they are made to eat, I savor them. If they go on my skin, I feel confident using them. If they are made to clean my home, I smile as I go about using them.

It’s more than a subscription box.

It’s a personal market place inspector that I 100% trust.

Why?

Because I know they are safe. For me. For my family. For those we feed in our home each week.

It’s important to WellHaus.

And it’s important to me.

We know that it’s important to many of you.

And then {after I sort through my box}, if I can source those products for our store, I do it. Because I want to share the love with each of you!

You’ve seen the Big Spoon Roasters products we carry.

The WellHaus Body Polish & Body Butter (made with our grass fed and grass finished beef fat).

And now you’ll see these….

Clean Dough Cookies.

These delightful, small batch baked cookies stole my heart when my last subscription box arrived. They are soft and chewy. They taste amazing. They are made with fresh milled ancient grains. They contain NO seed oils. They are the best of the best {apologies to my late grandmother}!

Because I’m a Type 2 Diabetic, I typically avoid cookies {and other sweet treats}! When I do allow myself to enjoy a treat, I definitely don’t want to waste it on something that is full of chemicals and doesn’t really satisfy. If I’m going to have a cookie that’s deserving enough to be enjoyed with my glass of Pasture to Pitcher A2 Raw milk {nature’s most perfect beverage}, I want something that is this good!

I’m all about making the splurge worth it!

Clean Dough Cookies are now available at Melvin's Farm to Fork Store!




08/31/2026

Saturday afternoon as we talked on the phone, Hayley and I could hardly contain our excitement! What an amazing week ♥️



Did you know? All of Smoke In Chimneys fish are tested and confirmed to have ZERO traces of microplastics and are 100% m...
08/31/2026

Did you know? All of Smoke In Chimneys fish are tested and confirmed to have ZERO traces of microplastics and are 100% mercury-safe.

⏰Wednesday-Friday 10:00-5:00 & Saturday 9:00-2:00

📍1120 Peters Pike Rd., Wirtz, VA 24184

📞(540)814-0891

📧[email protected]

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1120 Peters Pike Road
Wirtz, VA
24184

Opening Hours

Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 2pm

Telephone

+15408140891

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