Agritourism in West Virginia may refer to farm stays, in which guests are invited to vacation in many of the Mountain State's exceptional farms, though it may also include purchasing produce, navigating a corn maze, picking fruit, feeding animals, or staying at a bed and breakfast (B&B) on a farm. West Virginia is part of one of the most verdant regions in the eastern U.S., and enjoys a healthy growing climate conducive to outdoor recreation throughout the year.
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West Virginia Agritourism News
Farmers' markets in W.Va. nearly triple over four years
CHARLESTON, W.Va.—Over the last four years, the number of farmers’ markets in West Virginia has nearly tripled, according to the W.Va. Department of Agriculture.
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Randolph County farm wins national medal for mead
Healthberry Farm has been awarded a silver medal in the sweet varietal mead category for its Honey River Basswood Mead, made with raw honey...
Abundant W.Va. land holds promise for agricultural prosperity
West Virginia’s abundant land holds promise for agricultural prosperity for the state and its people, according to Commissioner of Agriculture Kent Leonhardt. To ensure this...
Agencies, farmers markets to present state park dinners
Three state agencies have partnered with the W.Va. Farmers Market Association to host eight farm-to-table dinners in West Virginia state parks. Each will take...
"Maple Days" in W.Va. to celebrate increased production
The West Virginia Maple Syrup Producers Association has announced two statewide "Maple Syrup Days" to celebrate during the 2018 maple season, according to the...
