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05/26/2026

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05/26/2026

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05/20/2026

Palm tree trunks 👣

05/20/2026

Vermont doesn’t need to rely on food shipped halfway across the world when hardworking Vermont farmers are producing it right here in the Green Mountain State. 🇺🇸🌾🍁

Vermont farmers don’t just produce maple syrup, dairy, apples, cheese, corn, and fresh vegetables — they help feed families, support local communities, preserve small towns, and keep one of America’s most iconic farming traditions alive.

Behind every red barn, maple stand, and hillside farm is a family waking up before sunrise, working through freezing winters, muddy spring seasons, summer storms, and long harvest days — all to keep food on tables across America. 🚜❄️🌦️

From the rolling farmland near Burlington to the Northeast Kingdom, the Champlain Valley, and the quiet backroads surrounding Montpelier and Stowe, Vermont farmers work year-round while most people are still pouring coffee and checking the weather forecast. ☕🌲

Supporting Vermont farmers is bigger than just “buying local.”

It means: 🍎 protecting local food traditions
🧀 supporting family farms
🍁 preserving Vermont’s rural beauty
🚜 strengthening small-town economies
🥛 supporting American workers
🌽 and making sure the people who feed us are never forgotten.

Vermont runs on hard work, small farms, community pride, and generations of people who still believe in taking care of the land. 🇺🇸🌾

So next time you buy Vermont maple syrup, fresh cheese, apples, milk, or local produce from a farm stand or farmers market, remember:

you’re supporting the people helping keep Vermont strong. 🍁🚜

Back Vermont farmers.
Support local.
Support the people who help feed America.

05/19/2026