Learn what a statewide land bank could do and how land banks bring abandoned properties back to life across the country. This will be an interactive webinar hosted by the Vermont Department of Housing & Community Development, with opportunities to ask questions and provide feedback.
We’ll meet at UVM’s Jericho Research Forest classroom for an introduction to the Forest including its history, current and future management goals. Then, we’ll walk into the forest to see a recently planted forest farming site. We’ll discuss key indicator species for forest farming and identify a good location to plant ramps. The workshop includes an hour of hands-on planting of ramp bulbs, so be ready to get your hands dirty. There will also be many opportunities to talk about the current state of Vermont forests and forest farming.
Unsexed, but if you can figure out how to differentiate you're more than welcome to pick which ones you want! Great dad called Sam who I have had for ten years and he never met a goose he liked until he met Rosa this past year. She laid 9 eggs this spring and 8 hatched in May. $50 each of $80 for two. Located in Chelsea, Vermont.
Beautiful Farm for Sale in Central Vermont
Check out the information about this beautiful hillside farm for sale. It is a well maintained 69 acre organic property with 40 open acres. There is plenty of land for grazing divided by streams, a few acres of cropland for flowers, herbs or veggies, a wide variety of fruit planted, 20 plus acres of woodlot, a tourism component (cabins and tent sites), a barn, a sixteen-year-old house/community building, and greenhouses.
The farm is ideal for sheep or other grazing projects and those interested in diversified farming along with guest/educational ventures. It is suited to a single family or a collaborative ownership could make excellent use of this property, using the centrally located existing house as a community center.
A complete listing can be found on vermontlandlink.org --- “Beautiful west-facing farm with educational/agritourism component in Royalton, Vermont”
October 8, 2026
The Intervale Center seeks a dynamic, mission-driven Development Coordinator to support our mission of strengthening the food system. As a member of the development team, this position provides administrative and coordination support across donor relations, fundraising, business partnerships, events, and communications.
Responsibilities include processing donations and maintaining donor records, coordinating fundraising appeals, organizing group volunteer opportunities, supporting events, tracking development finances, and assisting with donor stewardship and other development activities.
We’re looking for an organized, detail-oriented, and responsive team member with strong communication skills and a passion for community food systems.
To apply, please send a cover letter, resume, and three references to [email protected] by October 30th.
Full job description at intervale.org/join-our-team
Bedded Pack Workshop at Bartlett Family Farm
Weather Network & NEWA Training Day
October 6, 2026
