Williamson Farms

09/11/2026

A cold glass of fresh news for our farm stand customers! 🥛

Hi friends! We are so incredibly excited to say that we are adding yet another drop location.

Williamson Farms in Troutville has graciously opened a refrigerator door for our milk!

2550 Trinity Rd., Troutville, VA 24175.

Pick up times will be Wednesday-Sunday 9:00am-7:00pm.

Cut-off for picking up next week (Week of September 16th), is this Saturday (9/12) at midnight.

To sign up, visit -

https://www.melvinsfarm2fork.com/pasture-to-pitcher-raw-milk-herdshare

05/18/2026

A simple scene of the waves of wind in the field is always such a nice recalibration for us.
Some things endure because they don’t confuse rigidity with strength; they know how to bend with the wind without ever losing their roots.

03/07/2026

Safest place on the farm 💙

02/27/2026

You win some, you twin some 🐑🐑

02/12/2026

Arriving just in time for New York Fashion Week: Pasture Couture. Structured silhouette. Rich natural tones. Grass-fed elegance. Modeled by a red Angus.

01/27/2026

Frosted Mini Hay. Part of a balanced breakfast (granted you don’t slip).

12/25/2025

Owner found!! This curious character wandered onto the farm earlier today and now we have even more Christmas memories.

11/03/2025

We know it’s called “Daylight Saving,” but we didn’t expect to save 𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙨 much…

10/26/2025

BREAKING: Local farmers have unearthed an ancient relic in the Valley of the Bales. Experts confirm it to be Haymenhotep, ruler of the Eighteenth Twine-asty.
Visitors may pay respects at The Farm Stand— offerings of twine, properly closed gates, and equipment that starts the first time accepted.

10/18/2025

Ever seen corn that looks like it fell out of a jewelry box?
Meet Glass Gem Corn — nature’s own kaleidoscope, grown and hand-harvested right here on our farm.
Each ear is a one-of-a-kind masterpiece, shimmering with colors born from natural pigments like anthocyanin and carotenoids— the same plant compounds that make blueberries blue and carrots orange. Every kernel tells a genetic story — and the result? Pure corn couture.

Glass Gem isn’t just a feast for the eyes. It’s a conversation piece for your fall table or porch. Just a few ideas:

🌽Create a harvest centerpiece: tuck a few ears into a basket with pumpkins, gourds, and dried flowers.
🌽Craft a colorful wreath or door swag: tie the husks together with twine for a rustic rainbow display.
🌽Show off the colors indoors: line them along a windowsill or mantle where the light can catch their shine.

Stop by The Farm Stand to pick out your favorite ears!