VPR News
VPR News
Two cows from Charlotte farm die of rabies
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Vermont Health and agriculture officials are urging anyone who consumed unpasteurized milk from a cow on a Charlotte farm that died of rabies earlier this week to consult with a health care professional.VPR News
Mobile slaughterhouse plans delayed
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In an effort to help poultry producers, the state has purchased a mobile processing facility, which can be driven from farm to farm to slaughter and process birds.VPR News
Vermont discontinues sale of maple syrup tins
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The Vermont Agency of Agriculture is recommending that certain metal maple syrup cans be discontinued because of their odor.VPR News
Farmers facing economic trouble
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Milk prices are projected to fall in the next couple of months just as grain and fuel costs rise. Experts say it might be difficult to make much money on the farm this winter.VPR News
New mobile freezing unit a welcome addition for some farms
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The Agency of Agriculture is excited about a new mobile freezing unit that will allow Vermont farmers to quick-freeze some of their crops.VPR News
Summer deluges spell trouble for farmers
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Vermont’s rainy summer is taking a toll on farms.VPR News
Agriculture Agency adopts a new mascot
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Vermont’s dairy industry has launched a marketing campaign that will be familiar to anyone who’s gone to a Vermont Frost Heaves basketball game.VPR News
