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Lander, live in Castleton as well. The 22-year-old lives on the family farm, El Rancho Grande, which is owned by his grandfather, Ray T. Cannon.
The Co-op
Culpeper-area farmers founded the Culpeper Farmers' Cooperative in 1932. Since then, the CFC has grown from a basic teed and farm supply store to include six retail stores that carry products for the farm and home. The stores operate under the trade name of CFC Farm and Home Center. CFC also has two bulk fertilizer plants and a feed mill with a grain storage facility.
The Rappahannock branch, which has 16 employees, was added in 1962 in what is now the Sperryville Antique Market. In 1979, the Co-op purchased and renovated the former Rediviva Cold Storage Co-op and apple-packing shed and moved to the present location on U.S. 211. The Rappahannock store also serves as the appliance distribution center for the six other Co-op stores. Sales through the Rappahannock store in 2006 totaled $3.6 million.
“There’s a retail side of things and an agriculture side of
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