Agritourism represents the next frontier for farms, wineries, landowners with beautiful fields, and more. The business may be as simple as a roadside stand selling fresh produce or as elaborate as a wedding venue. Either way, these ventures demand a constant stream of fresh ideas and new options to maintain the public’s interest. In these scenarios, it’s easy to outgrow your current coverage without realizing it.

Popular Types of Agritourism in Virginia

Almost any recreational activity that happens in an agricultural-like setting can qualify as agritourism. Your venture can be as unique as your farm, your location, and your own personality. Speaking with an experienced Farm Bureau agent can help you pinpoint how your activities should be categorized and covered. This list of potential agritourism activities from the Virginia Cooperative Extension includes: