Dear Outside World, Despite the snow today, on April 26th, flowers have finally started to bloom! Since our last foray into blog writing, Peggy Sue gave an outstanding performance delivering …
What happened to Peggy Sue’s piglets? This is a question we often get when a set of piglets moves away. Usually, the piglets are raised on our farm until they are …
If any of you have visited the farm in the past ten years, you’ve probably heard the more or less consistent swish, swish, swish of the wind turbine as the …
It may seem early to be posting about the Sheep Dog Trials and Farm Festival, it is seven weeks away after all. From the staff end of things here …
The garden is going to be in a new place this year. It will still be just up the road from the wind turbine, but a little closer to …
The Ladies of the Gold Lamé, a group of wonderful women that comes annually to Ned’s Cabin, were here just a few weeks ago. We know that they have arrived …
We got a new children’s book in the Visitor Center the other week (which was posted yesterday on our facebook page). “Over and Under the Snow” by Kate Messner, illustrated …
We were very fortunate to have University of Vermont graduate student, Kat Deely, work at Merck Forest this past summer. Kat came in May to work on mapping natural …
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