Gleaning has been growing in popularity and for good reason. But it’s not that easy, and that’s why groups like the Community Harvest of Central Vermont are important.
The Great Bay is a part of what makes living on “the Seacoast” unique. But pollution, especially nitrogen & other chemicals brought by increasing development, threatens the ecosystem of the estuary.
Roughly 6,000 new Americans living in the Burlington area were buying over 3,000 goats a year from Australia and New Zealand - the VT Goat Collaborative saw a local food opportunity.
