We grow ecoganic vegetables in Northern Virginia, just outside Washington DC. We have two farms: one small farm in the suburbs of Tysons Corner and a larger farm in western Loudoun County. Our vegetables, herbs, and cut flowers are available at farmers markets, our two on-farm roadside stands, and through our 550-member CSA. We pick our produce at the height of ripeness every day–it's a quick trip from our fields to your kitchen!

PVF West CSA's Online Registration is Closed (but it's not too late)

PVF West CSA’s Online Registration is Closed (but it’s not too late)

PVF West online registration is closed. However, if you’re still interested in participating in the PVF West Summer CSA, please contact Stacey. For information about the PVF West Summer CSA, please see our CSA information page. The PVF East CSA is sold out. There will be no waiting list for... Read more...
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PVF East CSA is Sold Out. PVF West CSA Still Has Spaces Available!

PVF East CSA is Sold Out. PVF West CSA Still Has Spaces Available!

The PVF East CSA is sold out. There will be no waiting list for summer. Registration for Autumn shares will open up August 15. PVF West still has spaces available, picking up in Purcellville and Leesburg. Register here.
2013 CSA Registration is Open To All!

2013 CSA Registration is Open To All!

CSA Registration is open to all! CSA registration for both PVF West and PVF East is open to all. Registration will remain open until we sell out. Some pick up locations may sell out faster than others. PVF West: This year there will two options: on-farm Tuesday pickup in Purcellville and pick up at the Wednesday...
COME SUPPORT THE FARM PROPOSAL FOR FAIRFAX COUNTY'S NEW 40-ACRE PARK IN MCLEAN

COME SUPPORT THE FARM PROPOSAL FOR FAIRFAX COUNTY’S NEW 40-ACRE PARK IN MCLEAN

One innovative proposal is to use part of the space to create the County’s own productive, ecologically- and financially-sustainable farm whose mission is to donate 50% of the harvest to local people who do not have access to fresh produce. This would meet and exceed the goals for a community park, and have long-term goals...
Taking Down the Clover

Taking Down the Clover

  Sometimes the way we go about farming challenges ones aesthetic sensibilities. This occurred to me last week as I was mowing down the most gorgeous crimson clover ever. How could I not only bring myself to blast these flowers, but actually relish doing it? First of all, why was the crimson clover there? Well,...
Time to Lime

Time to Lime

    I’ve been studying soil testing for a couple of years now. Taking the test is the easy part, the hard part if figuring out what to do with the numbers you get back from the lab! I discovered that a few of our newer vegetable fields had a lower than optimum pH. The...
CSA Update: West is still open; East is full for the summer season

CSA Update: West is still open; East is full for the summer season

PVF West is still open for new and returning member registration. If you’re a returning member, refer a friend and receive a $25 coupon for the Purcellville roadside stand. PVF West is offering a market-style CSA on Tuesdays from 2pm-7pm. Pick up is at the Purcellville farm’s Roadside Stand on the corner of John Wolford...
Community Supporting Community: Closing the Circle of Community Supported Agriculture

Community Supporting Community: Closing the Circle of Community Supported Agriculture

For some people, the CSA is all about the good food. For others, it is a way to support local farmers by making a substantial financial commitment (and get some good food).  And some people would love to be part of the CSA for both of those reasons but they cannot afford the full cost....
The Joy of Onions (or Hana Has A Lot To Say About Onions)

The Joy of Onions (or Hana Has A Lot To Say About Onions)

…grown without herbicides or pesticides or chemical fertilizers By Hana Newcomb We are breaking our own records with our onion crop this year – they have never been so consistent, so large, so healthy, and there have never been so many!  The secret this year was probably in the super wet April we had.  Onions...
May Was for Planting

May Was for Planting

That’s what happens in May. In February we plan and goof off in the greenhouse. In March we’re serious in the greenhouse and a few things meet the earth. By April, we’re masters in the greenhouse and green things are meeting the soil with some regularity. But then there is May, and in May plants...

CSA Begins in June!

Attention all CSA Members: Get your cookbooks ready; CSA us about to begin! For PVF East, whether you’re picking up from one of our dropoff locations or picking up at the farm, CSA will begin Monday, June 6. For PVF West, CSA will begin on June 14. If you’re picking up at the farm: you...
Spring Cleaning

Spring Cleaning

One of the perks of living in the “country” is being able to have bonfires on a regular basis. But now that Loudoun County is considered part of the Metropolitan DC air pollution area, we must curtail such activities to the months of October through April. So, to celebrate the super gigantic full moon, the...

2011 CSA Open!

Welcome to the 2011 Community Supported Agriculture program! Before you register for the CSA, please be sure to read all about it here on the website! If you want to pick up at the farm in Vienna or in Arlington, Alexandria, Bethesda, Sterling, Herndon, Ashburn, Reston, Fairfax or at specific offices (employees only), sign up...