Welcome to the Pine Island Community Farm web site! We hope to see you soon at the Farm!
Pine Island Community Farm represents a partnership between the Vermont Land Trust and the Association of Africans Living in Vermont. It supports New American farmers who wish to raise goats, chickens, or garden crops at the farm and sells pasture grown animals to families who wish to slaughter their own goats and chickens for meat.
We are a collaborative farm where each individual farm enterprise (e.g. Chuda's goats) is run by the owner as his own small business. Together, the business operations share the land, the barns, and the equipment. Read more about the farm on our Mission and History page...
Pine Island Community Farm represents a partnership between the Vermont Land Trust and the Association of Africans Living in Vermont. It supports New American farmers who wish to raise goats, chickens, or garden crops at the farm and sells pasture grown animals to families who wish to slaughter their own goats and chickens for meat.
We are a collaborative farm where each individual farm enterprise (e.g. Chuda's goats) is run by the owner as his own small business. Together, the business operations share the land, the barns, and the equipment. Read more about the farm on our Mission and History page...
PINE ISLAND NEWS
2/17/2017 - BABY GOATS HAVE ARRIVED!!!
During the first 2 weeks of February, Chuda has received over 50 new buckling's from the Blue Ledge farm! The babies are quickly learning how to drink replacement milk from the feeding system that Pine Island has used for the last several years. A huge thanks to the wonderful work of our volunteers in helping with the feedings that happen 3 times a day.
2/17/2017 - BABY GOATS HAVE ARRIVED!!!
During the first 2 weeks of February, Chuda has received over 50 new buckling's from the Blue Ledge farm! The babies are quickly learning how to drink replacement milk from the feeding system that Pine Island has used for the last several years. A huge thanks to the wonderful work of our volunteers in helping with the feedings that happen 3 times a day.
