Three Generations ofSustainable Farming
Since 1952, our family has been working this land in the West Virginia mountains. What started as a small homestead has grown into a thriving organic farm feeding hundreds of local families.
More Than Just a Farm
My grandparents, William and Sarah Miller, started Mountain View Farm with 20 acres and a dream: to grow clean, healthy food for their community. They believed in working with nature, not against it - a philosophy that guides us to this day.
Today, my wife Emma and I, along with our children and a dedicated team, manage 200 acres of certified organic farmland. We grow over 50 varieties of vegetables, raise grass-fed cattle and free-range chickens, and maintain thriving orchards and berry patches.
When you buy from Mountain View Farm, you're not just getting fresh produce. You're supporting regenerative agriculture, protecting mountain ecosystems, and investing in a sustainable future for our children.
72
Years Farming
200
Acres Cultivated
Farm Fields Photo
Seven Decades of Growing With Nature
From a small homestead to a thriving organic farm, our journey has been rooted in respect for the land and love for our community.
Family Homestead
William and Sarah Miller purchase 20 acres and begin farming the mountain land.
Going Organic
Early adopters of organic methods, stopped using chemical pesticides and fertilizers.
Farm Stand Opens
Built our first farm stand to sell directly to neighbors and passing travelers.
CSA Program Launches
Started our Community Supported Agriculture program with 25 founding members.
USDA Organic Certified
Achieved official organic certification, validating decades of sustainable practices.
Regenerative Agriculture
Expanded to 200 acres, implementing cover crops and rotational grazing.
Digital Innovation
Launched voice-powered updates to share real-time product availability.
Our Farming Philosophy
These principles guide everything we do - from seed to harvest, from our fields to your table.
Certified Organic
No synthetic pesticides, fertilizers, or GMOs. Just pure, natural growing methods that protect our soil and water.
Regenerative Practices
Building healthy soil through crop rotation, cover crops, and composting. Farming that heals the land.
Community First
Supporting local families with fresh, affordable food. Our CSA program feeds over 200 households.
Animal Welfare
Our animals live on pasture, eat natural diets, and are treated with respect throughout their lives.
Awards & Certifications
2015-Present
USDA Organic
Certified organic by MOSA
2023
Farm of the Year
West Virginia Small Farm Conference
2022
Best CSA Program
Preston County Farmers Alliance
Join Our Farm Community
Whether you shop at our farm store, join our CSA, or visit us at the farmers market, you're part of something bigger - a movement toward healthy, sustainable local food.