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VABF Farm Tour Sat and Sun cancelled

The VABF Richmond Area Farm Tour this weekend, has been CANCELLED due to the excessive rainfall. We’ll try again next year.

Author farmerpamPosted on October 2, 2015Categories EventsTags VABF FArm Tour cancelled

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