Forrest Pritchard, soil health champion in the Shenandoah River watershed.
Forrest Pritchard, farmer, and best selling author is a soil health champion.
Jimmy Crosby, cash grain manager, Cros-B-Crest Farm
Jimmy Crosby, former bull rider, now a champion of soil health.
Scott Miller, beef cattle farmer and singer/songwriter
Scott Miller saved his forest and uses rotational grazing.
Marli Hickin, livestock farmer in the South River watershed
Marli Hickin, farmer and mother of five, teaches her children about sustainability.
Glenn and Arlene Reid in Broadway, Virginia
Glenn and Arlene Reid fenced their cows out of a stream to prevent calf losses and for ease of herd movement.
Jimmy Callison, full-time cattle farmer in the Shenandoah
Ease of herd movemenet is the number one reason this farmer excluded livestock from the river that flows through his farm.
George Coyner, farmer, South Fork of the Shenandoah River
“I could drink the water leaving our farm”.
Dr. Scott Nordstrom, DVM
Dr. Scott Nordstrom recommends fencing livestock out of streams for bio-security reasons.
Jeremy “Cotton” Eavers
This talented farrier recommends keeping your horses out of streams and other wet areas.
Delta Springs Farm – Three generations of the Horn family
The Horn family of Mount Solon, Virginia. Three generations working on Delta Springs Farm.
