Welcome
Welcome to the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia. In addition to providing a great business location, Berkeley, Jefferson, Morgan and Hampshire counties have a great deal to offer through our area farms, farmer's markets and restaurants utilizing farm fresh ingredients. These local farms provide not only great products, but they add variety, educational resources, great family outings, and elegant dinners utilizing local, fresh foods.
Explore our site, and discover the great farms of the Eastern Panhandle, offering everything from pick your own strawberries, to Christmas wreaths, grass fed beef to dairy-fresh milk and cheese, farm tours to elegant dinners utilizing fresh ingredients.
Explore our site, and discover the great farms of the Eastern Panhandle, offering everything from pick your own strawberries, to Christmas wreaths, grass fed beef to dairy-fresh milk and cheese, farm tours to elegant dinners utilizing fresh ingredients.
Events
See our Farmer's Market Page for upcoming Farmer's Market Events
Farming as a Business
Thursday, April 4, 5:30 pm
The Inn at Charles Town
As we round the corner to our next season and start to consider planting our own home garden or visiting the local farmers markets, join us as we welcome Smith Meadows Farm and Panorama at the Peak to discuss "Farming as a Business". Jefferson County Development Authority's Ag Development Officer will be moderating on the evolution of agricultural development and discussing the opportunity for your small business to participate in the Charles Town Farmers Market. We invite you to listen to the journey and evolution of Nancy Polo and Forrest Pritchard as they detail how they have adapted and saved their farm. From a crash course in sustainable agriculture in 1996 to a new book release (Gaining Ground), Smith Meadow Farm is truly a local experience. Patti Miller with Panorama at the Peak will provide an update on aggregation and distribution issues.
Farming as a Business
Thursday, April 4, 5:30 pm
The Inn at Charles Town
As we round the corner to our next season and start to consider planting our own home garden or visiting the local farmers markets, join us as we welcome Smith Meadows Farm and Panorama at the Peak to discuss "Farming as a Business". Jefferson County Development Authority's Ag Development Officer will be moderating on the evolution of agricultural development and discussing the opportunity for your small business to participate in the Charles Town Farmers Market. We invite you to listen to the journey and evolution of Nancy Polo and Forrest Pritchard as they detail how they have adapted and saved their farm. From a crash course in sustainable agriculture in 1996 to a new book release (Gaining Ground), Smith Meadow Farm is truly a local experience. Patti Miller with Panorama at the Peak will provide an update on aggregation and distribution issues.
