Purpose of this event is to build and strengthen a community around eating pasture raised meats and eggs as the healthiest choice. Come curious!

Pasture walks, chicken parting demos, kids area and from 2:30-3:30 a Community conversation: challenge your farmers discussion and Q and A

Farm lunch available during the event. Come hungry!

All ages welcome. No dogs. Wear appropriate footwear for a farm.

Raindate Oct 16th. More information www.maplewindfarm.com. No registration required but come with a question.

Are you looking to build a farm-based education program, or inspire your existing programming? At this workshop, you’ll fill your toolbox with kid-tested activities as you join a community of peers from around the region. Spend time in hands-on, activity-based learning while you explore Shelburne Farms’ dairy, farmyard, garden, and forest classrooms. Experience activities from Shelburne Farms’ publications Project Seasons and Cultivating Joy and Wonder as we discuss ways to engage school groups and farm visitors of all ages.

The Harvest Festival is the culmination of this season's Abenaki Land Link Project, in which folks around the state of Vermont volunteer to grow crops from traditionally saved Abenaki seeds. The crops are then used in the Abenaki Helping Abenaki food program, which supports food security for the Nulhegan Abenaki Tribe.