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Sperryville farmer Cliff Miller caps off a series of articles written about creative farming strategies with his thoughts about the future of farming in Rappahannock County.
Living in Rappahannock
County is a great privilege. There is a strong consensus among our residents and political leaders that we have a uniquely beautifully natural setting of farms and forests that inspires us to do everything we can to protect it going forward. Of course there have been and will be changes to the landscape, but there are many individuals and citizen groups that are working to keep the county open and scenic. The efforts toward increasing the land under easement and protecting our water quality and view sheds, are tremendous, and they are showing encouraging signs of success. Like
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