UVM Extension
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New grazing specialist gives farmers tech advice
The UVM Extension office in Middlebury is welcoming a new employee. Grazing Specialist Carly Bass will provide technical assistance, outreach and education to farmers in Addison County and…
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Farming and climate the focus of UVM study
From planting cover crops to transitioning toward no-till or reduced-till approaches, farmers throughout the state are implementing a variety of practices aimed at keeping phosphorus and other nutrients…
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UVM Extension makes new hires in Middlebury
Our friends at UVM Extension in Middlebury recently hired two new staff members, and we’re thrilled to introduce them to you!
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New Haven farm, UVM to unveil grazing changes
Brian and Cindy Kayhart will welcome farmers to Chalker Farm in New Haven on July 1 from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. to share how they transitioned more of their…
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Agritourism workshops set at UVM
Two free webinars this spring will give farmers, tourism professionals, farm stay operators and others involved with agritourism an opportunity to network and explore topics of interest.
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Sign up now for agricultural business coaching
Registration is now open for the 2022 Business Coaching Sessions, offered by University of Vermont (UVM) Extension for Vermont farm, forest and maple businesses.
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UVM hires new horticulture program manager
Deb Heleba recently joined University of Vermont Extension as the statewide outreach and education program manager for Community Horticulture Programs.
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UVM Animal Scoops helps kids learn about farm animals
Kids ages 8-18 can gain a better appreciation of different farm animals through a virtual learning opportunity offered by the University of Vermont Extension 4-H program this winter.
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Tips for canning fresh tomatoes
By JOYCE AMSDENExtension Master Gardener InternUniversity of VermontThere is no fruit as versatile as a tomato fresh from the vine. Canning the surplus further expands its versatility to…
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Extension service webinar explores soil biodiversity
BURLINGTON — Gardeners interested in learning what they can do to improve their soil are invited to attend “Creating a Biodiverse Garden for Ecological Resilience,” a free Zoom…