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Teachers, administrators and many other professionals receive professional development training, and it's every bit as important for the food service professionals charged with producing ...

We love bringing people to Shelburne Farms for activities and courses. But we can reach many more people when we take it to the road, bringing ongoing professional development courses to schools...

Four Vermont FEED staff members are headed west - along with colleagues from our parent organizations, NOFA-VT and Shelburne Farms, and partners from the Vermont Farm to School Network. They're...

The Vermont Community Foundation recently awarded Shelburne Farms an Innovations & Collaboration grant to support a VT FEED project to pilot Farm to Preschool with partners in Addison County...

They chopped, they sautéed, they served and they certainly sizzled. On March 19 more than 240 competitors and 1,600 spectators crowded into the Champlain Valley Exposition for the culinary event...

Essex Junction, VT, March 8, 2016  – Ready, set, chop! On Saturday, March 19, 58 middle and high school teams will compete in this year’s Jr Iron Chef VT. In its ninth year, this...

Vermont FEED's Betsy Rosenbluth was recognized this week for demonstrating best practices in advocacy, for her testimony to the Vermont House Committee on Agriculture and Forest Prodcuts. In a...

Tomorrow is Farm to School Awareness Day – the most important day of the year to send a message to our legislature and the public about how Farm to School is advancing our kids, our schools,...

Join Vermont FEED for one of our dynamic courses or professional development opportunities this spring and summer! We're excited to host the second Northeast Farm to School Institute, and to...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE What: Farm to School Awareness Day is a celebration of the successes of Vermont’s pioneering Farm to School programs and the State of Vermont’s investment in Farm...