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Loudoun Co. farm gets distance learners in Va. out of their homes, fights food insecurity

by Kellye Lynn, ABC7

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{p}Each year the JK Community Farm in Purcellville, Virginia grows hundreds of thousands of pounds of food; from tomatoes to sweet potatoes to peppers and spinach. The 150-acre farm is maintained by more than 3,000 volunteers and has been in operation since 2018.{ } Monday, Sept. 28, 2020. (Kellye Lynn/ABC7){ }{/p}
{p}Each year the JK Community Farm in Purcellville, Virginia grows hundreds of thousands of pounds of food; from tomatoes to sweet potatoes to peppers and spinach. The 150-acre farm is maintained by more than 3,000 volunteers and has been in operation since 2018.{ } Monday, Sept. 28, 2020. (Kellye Lynn/ABC7){ }{/p}
{p}Each year the JK Community Farm in Purcellville, Virginia grows hundreds of thousands of pounds of food; from tomatoes to sweet potatoes to peppers and spinach. The 150-acre farm is maintained by more than 3,000 volunteers and has been in operation since 2018.{ } Monday, Sept. 28, 2020. (Kellye Lynn/ABC7){ }{/p}
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Each year the JK Community Farm in Purcellville, Virginia grows hundreds of thousands of pounds of food; from tomatoes to sweet potatoes to peppers and spinach. The 150-acre farm is maintained by more than 3,000 volunteers and has been in operation since 2018. Monday, Sept. 28, 2020. (Kellye Lynn/ABC7)

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