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Tree Tapping Season

Our tree tapping season runs January through March. Sap collection is dependent on Mother Nature. We look forward to showing you how to identify a tappable tree, tap it, and how to boil the sap to make syrup. The season is short so book now by calling or texting Alex: (804) 833-8303

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Annual Beef Sales

An average 400 lb. side of beef (1/2) approximately consists of:

                        8 CHUCK STEAKS, 1″ THICK
                        2 CHUCK ROASTS, 3-4 LBS. EACH
                        2 CROSS RIB ROASTS OR 4 SHOULDER LONDON BROIL
                        1 BRISKET 5-8 LBS.
                        16 RIB STEAKS OR 4 RIB ROASTS
                        4 PACKAGES SHORT RIBS OR GROUND BEEF
                         1 FLANK STEAK
                        8-10 PORTERHOUSE STEAKS, 1″ THICK
                        7-8 SIRLOIN STEAKS
                        2 TOP ROUND ROASTS, 4 LBS. EACH
                        4 TOP ROUND LONDON BROILS
                        2 TOP SIRLOIN ROASTS, 5 LBS. EACH
                        3 BOTTOM ROUND ROASTS, 4-5 LBS. EACH
                        1 EYE ROUND ROAST, 5-6 LBS.
                                    STEW BEEF, 10-15 LBS. OR GROUND BEEF
                                    GROUND BEEF 70-80 LBS.
                                    BONES FOR DOGS OR SOUP
                                    SUET, 10-15 LBS.
                                    BEEF LIVER, 5-6 LBS.
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Dining Alfresco

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Spring on the Farm

Spring is from March 21 to June 21. This year we’ve had a few winter-like weather days sprinkled into our spring season. Here at Winfall we are fertilizing fields to prepare for making hay, reinforcing fencing to keep in the livestock and preparing for Warrenton Hunt’s Spring Hunter Pace Horse Event. We are foraging for mushrooms (morels), clearing trails and trying to keep up with Mother Nature creating more work on the trails with down trees and natural debris. We are planning our summer gardens, redesigning the garden beds and starting seeds. We look forward to seeing you at the farm.

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5K SUCCESS

The inaugural 5K Run With The Sap on March 26, 2022 was a success. Five thousand dollars was raised and donated to the ALS Association DC/MC/VA Chapter.

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5K 3.26.22

https://runsignup.com/Race/VA/Catlett/WINFALLFARM5KRUNWALKWITHTHESAP

Here’s the link to register the 5K here at Winfall Farm on Saturday, March 26, 2022. We will go rain or shine. Proceeds from the run/walk will benefit the ALS ASSOCIATION of DC/MD/VA. The first 100 to register will receive a participation gift. If you have any issues signing up we will offer day of race registration – scroll down to see the registration form. To save time print and bring with you.

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A 5K to honor Bill

The sap from the maple and walnut trees run February through March. We will also be running and walking with the sap to honor Bill Woodbury’s battle with ALS. Please save the date and join us live or virtually. We will go rain or shine.

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Rest In Peace Dad

Winfall Farm would not be what it is today without my mother Hally and father Bill. My dad Bill, lead farmer, passed away on 1/6/2022. He fought and lost a battle with ALS. My dad loved giving kids tractor rides, hay rides, building things with anyone that had a vision, and was the kindest soul on Earth. He was the guy that made sure everyone was happy. He showed his love by providing. He was the guy that engineered something if it broke or simply invented something to make a job easier. He read every manual. I repeat he was the guy that read the manuals… cover to cover. He built my house. He stayed up late to help with school projects, mind and my daughters. He was the one I went to when I needed help. He got my emergency calls when I was lost on a highway. A real highway and the highway of life. He made sure my compass pointed north. Dad you are my forever hero. May this farm exude your spirit and love.

Rest In Peace Dad.

May 28, 1940 – January 6, 2022

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Our First Snow

It’s our first snow of 2022 and it’s a real good one. We bundled up this morning to give hay to the animals. The cows and horses are fed and happy. The trees are heavy and weighing down fence lines.

This is when we enjoy the beauty of the snow and also pray that when the storm clears we are not out repairing fences. Down fences mean free animals… no bueno on a farm. Until the snow clears we’ll enjoy the white winter farm wonderland.