
Virginia Association for Biological Farming is Virginia’s primary organization for farmers, gardeners, and farm supporters promoting the future of organic and biological crop production.
One of the best ways to support sustainable farms or related businesses is by supporting farmers directly. Use our Find a Farm/Business tool to find a farm or sustainable farming related business in Virginia near you or near a spot you are visiting!
- Find a Farm Tour
- Find Local Food
- Find a Pick-your-Own Farm
- Find Local Farming Resources
Note: Only members that choose to publicly list their farms/businesses will appear in the directory.
Find a Farm/Business in our VABF Member Directory

Who are VABF Members?
VABF encompasses a community of farmers, gardeners, homesteaders, students, teachers, researchers, and general supporters of local and sustainable food systems.
Members receive:
- Discounted Registration to the annual conference
- Discounts to all VABF events
- Our directory of members (a great electronic resource for networking with like-minded growers and advocates of sustainable farming practices)
- Member Directory – add your logo, business card, photos of your farm or business of your products, videos, the location of your farm or business, list your products, and hours you are open.
- Monthly Newsletter with notification of field days and events, legislative updates, growing tips, book reviews, recipes, job opportunities, funding resources and grant research opportunities.
- Website listings (Events, Classifieds, Job Opportunities) at no charge
- Voting rights at our annual Membership Meeting
- Member priority when ordering local farm food for the Conference
- Joining a community of farmers, gardeners, homesteaders, students, teachers, researchers, and general supporters of local and sustainable food systems!
25th annual Virginia Biological Farming Conference ~ Lead Sponsors
Virginia State University's College of Agriculture is one of the country's leading 1890 colleges of agriculture, natural resources, food, and life sciences.
Our academic programs offer a comprehensive array of majors and concentrations that prepare our students to become leaders in the fields of nutrition, food science, apparel design and retail, child care, restaurant and hotel management, agriculture and more.
As part of VSU's land-grant mission, the College of Agriculture also houses the Virginia Cooperative Extension program and an Agricultural Research Station, each which provide valuable resources to Virginia residents, while also providing practical, hands-on internship and work study opportunities for our students.
Our Transformational Committments
- Agricultural Innovation, Integration, & Sustainability
- Student Success, Experiential Learning & Workforce Development
- Integrated Well-Being of Youth, Family and Community
The Carbon Farming Partnership offers a proven, science-based deep soil management approach that enhances soil biology and fertility, supporting farmers in achieving higher productivity, increased resilience, and long-term profitability. In collaboration with the USDA and NRCS, we assess deep soil organic carbon levels, nutrient profiles, and overall soil health through comprehensive meter-deep soil sampling, helping farmers track the impact of conservation practices on soil health over time, identify areas for improvement, and make data-driven decisions that support sustainable farm management. Based in Virginia and working in states across the Southeastern US, our hands-on educational workshops and specialized training for service providers empower producers with the tools and knowledge needed to boost soil health and unlock new opportunities for enhanced farm productivity. By embracing regenerative techniques to foster deep soil carbon, farmers can drive transformational change in both their farming practices and financial outcomes, ensuring a healthier, more resilient farm for the future.