Scott Wilson
Family farmer
Full Quiver Farm
411 miles · Butcher, raw milk
Full Quiver Farm is the Wilson family's pasture based farm in Suffolk, Virginia selling grass fed beef, pastured pork, chicken, eggs, cheese and vegetables from its farm stand and local markets.
Full Quiver Farm is the Wilson family's farm at Suffolk, Virginia, raising meat and eggs on pasture.
The animals live outdoors on grass or in woodland and are moved regularly to fresh ground, while the soil is fed with compost and manure rather than chemical fertilisers, herbicides or pesticides.
The farm stand opens Friday afternoons and Saturday mornings, selling grass fed beef, pork, sausage, cheese, eggs, baked goods and seasonal produce, with raw milk offered through a cow share subscription. You will also find them on Saturday mornings at the Shore Drive and Old Beach farmers markets, and they run monthly home deliveries around the area.
What they sell
- Grass fed beef
- Pastured pork
- Pasture raised chicken
- Eggs
- Sausages
- Cheese
- Seasonal vegetables
- Baked goods
Plan your visit
- You can visit in person
- Delivers locally
Meet the farm team
From the community
4.7
From 54 Google reviews
18 July 2026
If you're hoping to meet the farmer that cares for the cows, verify the living conditions of the cows and pigs, tour the farm.. this farm does not offer that. I found their website to be misleading. It does not mention that you can't see or tour the living conditions of the pigs or cows. I went to this farm in hopes to get my eyes on the cows so we could verify the conditions stated online and buy direct from the farmer. The cows were not on the farm. The meat available was frozen. The person who helped me said the cows don't live at the address of the farm, they rent land and service from someone else who keeps and cares for the cows. Since my goal was to verify living conditions before purchasing meat, I asked if we could visit the land or farm where the cows are kept and he said "No. the guy I rent from doesn't allow visitors. I can show you pictures." When profit is involved - a good word and pictures are not enough. I hope they work to offer farm tours to show off the conditions they show pictures of and brag about and price around, online. And so with that, I still have not found one (verifiable by the average consumer) ethical producer of beef or pork local to this area. The search continues.
