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We wish to do

this to protect

both the beauty

and integrity of

this piece of

historic property,

whose ownership

can be traced

back to 1739.

James Massie Sr.

water source. The conservation agreement ensures that practices implemented by the family in order to safeguard water quality, including riparian buffers and filter strips, will be maintained, protecting the stream from siltation and agricultural runoff.

Meanwhile the continuation of agricultural best management practices will help ensure that the soils on the Meadow Grove Farm, over 42 percent of which are listed as prime agricultural soils of national or state significance, are preserved as a resource so future farmers can continue to produce food and maintain the county’s ability to support an agricultural economy.

For more information regarding land conservation and how you can help conserve the important cultural and natural resources of Rappahannock County, please call Don Loock, PEC Land Conservation Officer for Rappahannock and Clarke Counties. Mr. Loock can be reached by calling 540.987.9441 or via email at dloock@pecva.org

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