2019 FALL FIELD TRIPS
September 16- November 1, 2019
Each year we strive to create fun, interactive activities and exhibits on our farm to compliment your school curriculum and provide for an exciting and memorable learning experience for your students.
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Apple Orchard Tour
Sep 16-20, 2019
9:00am-1:00pm


  • Learn How Apples Are Grown and how honey bees pollinate the apple trees.
  • Wagon ride to our family orchard
  • Students will pick their very own apple
  • Visit with the Farm Animals and other farm attractions

Cost - $7.50 per student.
Parents, Chaperones & siblings - $7.50
Lead teacher is admitted FREE - school ID required.
All groups must have a minimum of 15 students (or pay for 15 students). 
Plan to be on the farm for approximately 2 hours

We encourage you to bring a sack lunch and enjoy lunch on the farm. We offer a snack shack where we sell snacks and drinks and we have plenty of clean port-a-johns.
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Pumpkin Patch Tour
Sep 23- Nov 1, 2019
9:00am-1:00pm


  • Learn How Pumpkins Are Grown and why honeybees are so important to farmers
  • Wagon ride to the Pumpkin Patch
  • Students select a Mini Pumpkin from the patch
  • Visit with the Farm Animals and other fun farm attractions

Cost - $7.50 per student.
Parents, Chaperones & siblings - $7.50
Lead teacher is admitted FREE - school ID required.
All groups must have a minimum of 15 students (or pay for 15 students)
Plan to be on the farm for approximately 2 hours

We encourage you to bring a sack lunch and enjoy lunch on the farm.
We offer a snack shack where we sell snacks and drinks and we have plenty of clean port-a-johns.
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Field Trips at Layman Family Farms!
A key part of our mission at Layman Family Farms is to educate while we entertain. We live in a day and age when many children think milk comes from refrigerators and vegetables are grown at Walmart.  When school children visit us, we want them to have fun running through the corn maze, picking out pumpkins and enjoying all the activities, but our greatest hope is that they will leave with a better understanding of agriculture and an appreciation for our Virginia farming heritage.