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Sunrise Scenes In February

Posted on February 9, 2011February 10, 2011 by Field Stone Farm

Scenes of the farm today on our morning ski…

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Hannah says:

February 18, 2011 at 12:17 pm

Love it! Miss it!

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Today was a really nice day for dancing and seeding in the sunshine but I'm tech illiterate and couldn't figure out how to take a video with music playing so sorry you'll just have to use your imagination. Here's a picture of hot pepper seeds instead 🙃

May all be fed! 🍅🍆🥔🍓🥒🌶🥦 Farmers. These are the folks who, behind the scenes, are figuring out how best to repetitively sanitize their wash stations, harvest with gloves on, bag every darn thing they grow and navigate new market realities so that we all can continue to have access to fresh food. It's not a priviledge to eat well, it's a right. Resiliency starts in the soil: resiliency in your body, resiliency in our communities. The importance of supporting your small-scale local food systems is real, and has been real for so long. Can we see it now? 🌱🌱🌱 Things you can do to support local agriculture, wherever you are: if you are income stable right now, buy a gift card to help stabilize your favorite restaurants and bars. Then buy a ding dong CSA! There are SO MANY of them in an absolute 🌈rainbow🌈 of options (even little ol' Field Stone Farm has one, if you're in central VT! Link in bio 😉 and @nofavermont is a great resource for finding others) that can suit you and your needs, and purchasing one could help make up for lost income from restaurant accounts that had to close for the time being. If you're *super* income stable and can afford to give more than you'll get, a lot of farms offer sliding payment scales, so you can help offset the cost for someone who is more vulnerable, but who also deserves access to good food (even though our wonky-ass-backward system seems to think otherwise 🙄). (Kudos to our partnership with @green_mountain_girls_farm for this incredible market display from last summer! We're dreaming of it now 🤤)

First babes of 2020 are in. The growing of - and necessity of - good food never stops.

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