Longview Farm

Located 20 miles south of the US capitol, Longview Farm is known for its commitment to humane and natural farming practices. The farm has become a staple in Prince Georges County for its dedication to protecting open space and natural habitats while producing high-quality, delicious food.

The farm's Angus cows are drug-free, grass-fed and finished, and rotationally grazed, moving to fresh grass twice a day during the growing season. Heritage Berkshire and Ossabaw pigs forage and root through oak, hickory, and poplar woods, supplemented with a natural barley/wheat feed ground fresh at an Amish feed mill. Hens are pastured and fed non-GMO corn from the same mill. Vegetables, including heirloom tomatoes, are grown without chemicals. The farm's practices sequester carbon and replenish the soil, emphasizing a holistic approach to land stewardship.

The farm's meat is USDA processed, ensuring quality and safety. Heirloom tomatoes, with evocative names like Heart of Compassion, Marianne, and Cherokee Purple, are a highlight for their incomparable flavor. Longview Farm's mission includes a strong commitment to protecting open space and natural habitats in the suburbanizing area of Prince Georges County.