Join Humble Heart Summer Campers for a weekly pay-what-you-can farmers market to raise money for our Free Community Fridge Project. Your participation helps our 3 - 8 year old hosts promote food and social justice initiatives as they share the life giving, nutrient dense food they helped cultivate on our farm! Our goal is to raise $1100 this summer and install our first Free Community Fridge, available to our community 365/days a year.
New efforts are emerging across the country to restrict what foods people can buy with SNAP (3SquaresVT) benefits through policy change. Numerous states are moving forward with these policies, with encouragement from the federal administration. Vermont leaders are considering similar restrictions on certain foods purchased with 3SquaresVT.
Join Hunger Free Vermont and the Vermont Foodbank on April 6th from 1-2 pm on Zoom to learn:
Livestock Superintendent
UVM Food Systems Research Institute
Work location: Charlotte, VT
The Livestock Superintendent is responsible for conducting livestock-related farming operations at the Northeast Crop and Livestock Research Station (NECLRS) at Nordic Farm in Charlotte, VT. NECLRS operates on 400 acres of leased land within a larger privately-owned farm. Research explores diverse subject matter spanning the food and farming systems of Vermont, including stand-alone livestock research in addition to integrated crop-livestock projects. The Livestock Superintendent leads livestock operations in support of research with beef cows, calves, and finish steers as well as livestock-grazing and crop-integration. In field experience should include working as a livestock consultant, manager, or leader of livestock operations on a commercial or research farm, including significant livestock interaction, heavy equipment operation, and planning.
This position requires skill working with ruminant livestock, precisely following animal welfare and research protocols, communication with colleagues and scientists, and detail-oriented record keeping.
This is a full-time, non-exempt, union-represented position with full benefits.
Deadline: Open until filled, with priority given to applications submitted by April 10.
For a complete description of the position, and application:
Visit University of Vermont Employment Opportunities | Livestock Superintendent or https://www.uvmjobs.com/postings/85723
Livestock Support Assistant
UVM Food Systems Research Institute
Work location: Charlotte, VT
The Livestock Support Assistant is responsible for assisting with livestock-related farming operations at the Northeast Crop and Livestock Research Station (NECLRS) at Nordic Farm in Charlotte, VT. NECLRS operates on 400 acres of leased land within a larger privately-owned farm. Research explores diverse subject matter spanning the food and farming systems of Vermont, including stand-alone livestock research in addition to integrated crop-livestock projects. Desired applicants will have demonstrated knowledge of applying a wide range of livestock farming methods, including (a) techniques for safely handling and herding livestock, implementing feedlot management strategies, and implementing grazing and rotational grazing protocols; and (b) integrated livestock management methodologies, including breeding and weaning, implementing pest and inoculation strategies, and keeping detailed herd management records. This position requires significant teamwork, technical experience, and effective communication with other members of the Livestock research group.
This is a full-time, non-exempt, union-represented position with full benefits.
Deadline: Open until filled, with priority given to applications submitted by April 10.
For a complete description of the position, and application:
Visit University of Vermont Employment Opportunities | Livestock Support Assistant or www.uvmjobs.com/postings/85744
March 31, 2026
This workshop is for anyone who wants to start a vegetable garde
March 27, 2026
March 27, 2026
Honey Field Farm is hiring for our Vegetable Field Production Team! Our family farm is located in Norwich, VT and grows 12 acres of certified organic vegetables for wholesale, farmers market, our CSA and farm stand.
Learn more and apply on our website.
The field crew is a small, energetic team that supports every aspect of organic vegetable production, from seed to harvest to wash, pack, and delivery. We value work-life balance, clear communication, and a work environment that is safe, supportive, and welcoming. If you are interested in learning about lean wholesale vegetable production, and community-focused sustainable agriculture, please apply!
Responsibilities & Duties:
Areas of Specialization
Qualifications:
Compensation:
Compensation is based on skill and experience level, generally $16/hr - $18/hr
We are a 5 acre organic vegetable farm located just outside the Mad River Valley looking for a couple more employees to join our field crew for the 2026 season! The season typically runs May through October with workdays Mon-Fri, 8-4 pm. This position will help with all aspects of the farm, but mostly with harvest, field work, and washing and packing. Starting pay is $17/hr (or more depending on experience) for full-time employees, with opportunity for pay increases as we train you on our systems.
Benefits include:
-40 hours of paid time off accrued over the season with hours worked for full time employees
-$200 gear stipend after first month of employment with the expectation that it be used for clothing/gear to ensure employee comfort and safety in all weather and conditions
-Access to free organic produce
-Paid lunch
Qualifications include:
-Reliable and able to show up on time, ready to work
-Farm experience preferred but not required
-Able to work outside in all weather conditions
-Able to lift 50 pounds and be on your feet and knees for long periods of time
-Positive and respectful attitude towards the work and people around you
-Able to work effectively both in a team setting and independently as required.
-Able to complete work in a timely manner with great attention to detail
Head to our website for more information! https://www.
