Loudoun County Farm Bureau board members met with delegates and senators in Richmond for the 2026 VFBF Legislative Day. They shared perspectives of working farmers, and advocated for policies that protect and strengthen Virginia agriculture.

Recent discussions on the county's western Loudoun zoning review have generated considerable interest within the community, particularly regarding regulations affecting breweries, wineries, and agricultural operations. The Loudoun Farm Bureau wishes to provide clarity on our position and involvement in this ongoing process.

Loudoun County Farm Bureau is excited to announce that we were awarded with the first place County Awards of Excellence at the Virginia Farm Bureau 2025 Annual Convention.

Twice a year, Loudoun farmers welcome the public to their farms. Follow along to see an inside perspective on this wonderful tradition.

Supervisors on Wednesday approved a Zoning Ordinance amendment with the goal of preserving the county’s prime agricultural soils and regulating rural cluster subdivisions after 40 community members spoke both supporting and opposing the change.

Come show your support for preserving farmland in Loudoun County for a crucial Board of Supervisors vote on June 12.

County Chair Phyllis J. Randall heard some of the challenges facing Loudoun’s farmers—particularly its young farmers—during a Feb. 16  roundtable discussion coordinated by Loudoun County Farm Bureau.