NOFA-VT Pizza Social at Evening Song Farm

Get to know Evening Song Farm, a certified organic vegetable farm located in Cuttingsville, Vermont! Since 2010, farmers Ryan and Kara Fitzbeauchamp—along with their incredible team—have been feeding their community through their free-choice three-season CSA that allows their neighbors to access delicious local produce. Committed to helping mitigate the changes in the climate we are facing, the team uses production methods that prioritize the long-term health of the soil and are working to reduce the farm’s carbon emissions.

NOFA-VT Pizza Social at Glinnis Hill Farm

Come meet Gus Griffin and Mollie Podmore, the farmers behind Glinnis Hill Farm, a certified organic vegetable farm in Northfield, VT! Committed to thoughtful land stewardship, Gus and Mollie focus on overall soil health through compost, cover crops, and plastic-free soil. At Glinnis Hill Farm, they want their local vegetables to be available to everyone, demonstrated through their sliding scale CSA model that they offer to their community! RSVP and enjoy dinner baked in NOFA-VT’s wood-fired pizza oven, followed by a farm tour. 

USDA Farm Service Agency Help Wanted

Contact Name
Lana Walden
Phone Number
802-451-3235
Details
Temporary County Program Analyst in Middlebury, Newport, Rutland, or Williston
Email resume to [email protected] or call for more information to apply.
Apply by 6/15/26 for full consideration; position is open until filled.
 

Program Analysts are employed in Farm Service Agency (FSA) County Service Centers throughout the state. As a PA, you will work directly with farmers and ranchers in your county and state by helping implement FSA programs. Good communication skills, both orally and in-writing, are necessary as you will explain the programs and policies to producers through correspondence and in-person interactions. You will perform a wide variety of duties as a Program Analyst depending on the program area(s) in which you specialize. This position requires a high degree of initiative and judgment in planning and carrying out assigned tasks and resolving problems encountered. 

Expected pay: 40,736–81,882 USD per year  Full time,    Health Insurance, Paid Time Off   

Scott Farm is hiring seasonal part-time and full-time positions in the Farm Market, Café and Bakery.

Contact Name
Simon Renault
Phone Number
8024902865
Details

Scott Farm is hiring seasonal part-time and full-time positions in the Farm Market, Café and Bakery.

 

The Farm specializes in growing heirloom fruit and is renowned nationwide for its spectacular collection of heirloom apple varieties. Scott Farm grows over 130 varieties of apples as well as many other interesting fruits and is EcoCertified™ by the IPM Institute of North America.

 

The Farm Market&Café is open from July to Thanksgiving. The retail market sells the various apple varieties and fruits as well as freshly pressed apple cider, cider donuts, apple pies and more. You can also pick your own apples in season. At the café, you can taste Scott Farm’s own hard cider and some delicious baguette sandwiches and home baked goods.

 

We are currently hiring for a Farm Market Manager, Market and Café associates as well as a baker. Learn more about these positions and find full job descriptions, go on on our website

https://www.scottfarmvermont.com/employment

 

To apply for this position, please send a resume and cover letter to [email protected]

Northeast Farm to Institution (FINE) Summit

That's right! For the first time in FINE's history, we are bringing the F2iSummit to Vermont!

Every two years, the Northeast Farm to Institution Summit brings together food system leaders from across the region to spark ideas, build partnerships, share resources and skills, and strengthen our collective impact. More than 500 farmers, food service directors, distributors, educators, and advocates gather to do this work in person — and leave ready to act.

Save the Date:
Northeast Farm to Institution Summit
April 14-16, 2027
Burlington, Vermont

Farmer Mental Health After Climate Disasters

Join Farm Aid as part of their ongoing Breaking Bread Lunch and Listen series for a powerful conversation on farmer mental health after climate disasters, featuring farmers and service providers from North Carolina and Washington State sharing their experiences, challenges and why prioritizing mental health is vital. You’ll hear from libby reed from Washington Farmland Trust, Angela Sorg with Purdue University Extension, farmer McKayla R.