Bedford Grown Program

The Bedford Grown program is a method for consumers, retailers, restaurants, farmers markets, and wholesalers to identify and promote locally grown produce or goods.
Learn about the details of the program »Agriculture is Bedford County’s largest industry with $26.4 million in annual farm sales alone.
With 211,087 acres of farmland and 1,418 farms, Bedford County is home to a strong agriculture industry and a growing local food movement with more than $26.4 million in annual farm sales (*2017 U.S. Census figure) and 1,547 ag-based jobs.
The Bedford Grown program is a method for consumers, retailers, restaurants, farmers markets, and wholesalers to identify and promote locally grown produce or goods.
Learn about the details of the program »The Agriculture Service Providers is a listing designed to support and promote the many resources available though our agri business community.
The Bedford County Agricultural Economic Development Advisory Board was established by the Bedford County Board of Supervisors in the spring of 2007. Our mission is to develop and implement a continuing plan to sustain and enhance our rural economy, including support for farms, dairies, cattle operations and other industires.
Learn more about the Ag Board and its duties »