Alan Zuschlag

As a landowner and farmer inRappahannock County I understand the special needs and desires of those interested in buying or selling agricultural land in our region. As a former city dweller, I also appreciate the various amenities (or lack thereof) that attracts city folks to our area as weekenders, retirees or transplants. In fact, every six months or so, I put together a short public seminar in a central location in Washington, DC to answer questions city dwellers might have about taking the plunge into country living. This started as an informal question and answer session for friends and colleagues, and soon expanded by word of mouth. When not selling real estate, I keep myself busy with work as a consultant on agriculture and rural development concerns for the World Bank, running a thriving sheep operation at Touchstone Farm, gardening, and hiking in the mountains of the ...