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When it came to buying their own farm, Dan and Elyse Wulfkuhle weren't set on moving to Vermont. Both Massachusetts natives, they spent the past...

Earlier this week, the Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food & Markets released interim survey data showing the impact recent weather events have had on the state’s agriculture sector.

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Sitting in the kitchen of his family's Colchester farmhouse last week, Chuda Dhaurali recalled how, in 2013, he, his wife, Gita, and their two young...

When Ellen Bisett DeRiggi bought the White House Inn in Wilmington, she and her business partner planned an extensive renovation. But when they applied for a small business loan, it got held up. DeRiggi couldn’t afford to miss the summer season. She found help through VEDA, an economic development lender that assists growing Vermont businesses bridge financing gaps. (Paid Post)

MONTPELIER — The Vermont Farm and Forest Viability Program, a program of the Vermont Housing and Conservation Board, has grants available for on-farm capital improvement projects that have a positive

“Its a public health and an ecosystem benefit to have farms that are positively impacting water quality, and small farms — and medium and large farms — sometimes really need help in order to do that,” said Liz Gleason, who directs the Vermont Farm & Forest Viability Program.