The county’s 34th annual Farm Tour and Harvest Sale takes place Saturday, July 22 and Sunday, July 23.
The Farm Tour offers opportunities to pick fresh flowers and produce, meet some farm animals, and simply enjoy the natural beauty of the county’s Agricultural Reserve.
The Agricultural Reserve includes approximately one third of the land area in Montgomery County. Annually, agriculture contributes $282 million to the county’s economy. There are 558 farms and 350 horticultural businesses in Montgomery County. The average farm is about 117 acres.
Farm tours are free and many include activities such as tractor rides, pony rides, pick-your-own produce, music, picnic areas and food booths.
The farms will be open rain or shine, but some of the activities scheduled at the farms may be delayed or canceled due to inclement weather, including poor air quality. Plan your tour with the farm tour brochure.
There are 21 farms, orchards, breweries and wineries participating in the tour on Saturday, July 22, and 17 farms will be open on Sunday, July 23.
The participating farms include:
- 61 Vineyard
- Butler’s Orchard
- Button Farm Living History Center (Saturday only)
- Camp Olympia (Saturday only)
- Doc Waters Cidery
- East Rivendell Farm
- Homestead Farm
- King Barn Dairy Mooseum
- Kingsbury Orchard
- Landmade Farm Brewery
- Lewis Orchard
- Loan Oak Farm Brewery
- Madison Fields (Saturday only)
- Pleasant Valley Farm
- R.B.Savage & Sons Farm, LLC
- Red Wiggler Community Farm (Saturday only)
- Rock Hill Orchard
- Rocklands Farm Winery
- Two Story Chimney Ciderworks & Silly Yak Beer
- Waredaca Brewing Company
- Windridge Vineyards
For details about the location of the farms, operating hours and more, visit the Farm Tour webpages. For more information about the Farm Tour, watch this video.
