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This post was originally published on the Women in Agriculture Network (WAgN) Blog.
Now is the time to have your voice heard.
As an Extension Outreach Professional, I am part of many networks related to farming […]

Now is the time to have your voice heard.
As an Extension Outreach Professional, I am part of many networks related to farming and farmers.  Emails arrive in my inbox everyday about another issue that is directly […]

One of the members of the Champlain Valley Crop, Soil & Pasture team was a guest blogger on the Women’s Agriculture Network (WAgN) blog.

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Working Together for Clean Water | Women’s Agricultural […]

Protecting water quality is everyone’s job; it just so happens it’s also my day job.  As farmers, we manage a multitude of tasks on a daily basis.  The To Do List always seems to get longer, not shorter.  Have […]

Benefits of early planting of cereal rye or triticale after corn silage harvest | University of Vermont Extension Agronomators.

UVM Extension – Champlain Valley Crop, Soil & Pasture Team.

Check out a video of one of our No Till Drills in action!  We passed the 1000 acre mark already.

» MILK PRICE PROTECTION FOR THE STATE’S DAIRIES OPENS THIS WEEK : Out Croppings: Important crop news from the field! : University of Vermont.

The Champlain Valley Crop, Soil & Pasture Team is a group of UVM Extension professionals and their partners working to provide technical assistance to Vermont Farmers in the Lake Champlain Watershed.  We strive to bring you research-based knowledge that has practical applications on your farm.  We address many production related issues including: …[Read more]