5th Bend Farm, LLC

03/09/2021

New swag arrived today at 5th Bend ~ Reed Dibeler and Jason Neal hooked us up on the Bend with a fresh new logo ~ Appreciate you, fellas...sending a couple hats your way

02/24/2021

Unfortunately, sometimes we have to drop a tree at the farm...especially if it’s threatening to damage our barns or fencing. I planted this pine almost 35 years ago with my grandfather and today my son, Brycon, had his hand in splitting the wood. We’d like to keep a piece of this family history on the Bend, so this old pine is about to get a new life; she’s headed to the sawmill. Pics of a very special 35 year old pine tabletop soon to follow 🪵

02/24/2021

🔥 FIREWOOD FOR SALE 🔥

Price is currently $140 per cord ($120 per truck load)

Firewood consists of a mixture of seasoned hardwood. Delivery within Shenandoah County is available.

(Pine for outdoor furnaces is also available by the truckload or cord. Message for details.)

Any questions or to place your order, email [email protected]

02/01/2021

Snow day inside the barn ❄️

02/01/2021

Winter morning on the Bend ❄️ [email protected]

01/15/2021

Gathering eggs and checking on the girls ☀️

12/24/2020

Merry Christmas from our farm to yours 🌲

12/12/2020

12/01/2020

A postcard dated 1913, with Burnshire Bridge pictured on the front, addressed to Miss Minnie Burnshire from her daughter, Mary.

Our first calf born at was given the name Minnie. Every new calf is given a name to honor the Burnshire heritage.

12/01/2020

run deep here on the farm. Little history lesson about 5th Bend...Donald Burnshire Clem (my grandad) was born and raised at the old homestead at Burnshire Dam located just across the road on one of the Seven Bends of the Shenandoah River. My youngest son carries on the Burnshire name.