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Frequently Asked Questions

About Our Farm

Why did you choose Vermont for your farm?

We fell in love with Vermont's natural beauty, strong agricultural community, and commitment to sustainable farming. The climate and soil conditions here are perfect for our diverse farming operations, and the local community has been incredibly welcoming.

Are you really called Texas Farms Vermont?

Yes! We're located in the historic district of Texas, in Concord Vermont.

Visiting the Farm

Can I visit the farm?

Yes, by appointment only.

Do you offer educational programs?

Yes, we offer various educational programs including school tours, farming workshops, and seasonal events. Contact us for more information about our educational offerings.

Our Products

Where can I buy your products?

Our products are available through our online Farm Shop and select local farmers markets.

Are your products organic?

While we're not certified organic, we follow sustainable and natural farming practices. We avoid synthetic pesticides and fertilizers, focusing instead on regenerative agriculture techniques.

Animals & Livestock

Why do you raise heritage breeds?

Heritage breeds offer unique qualities in terms of meat quality, adaptability, and genetic diversity. We're committed to preserving these traditional breeds while providing our customers with exceptional products.

How do you ensure animal welfare?

Our animals are raised with the highest standards of care, including access to pasture, appropriate shelter, and regular veterinary care. We believe happy animals produce better products.

Sustainability

What sustainable practices do you use?

We employ various sustainable practices including solar power, rotational grazing, composting, and natural pest management. Our goal is to be good stewards of the land while producing high-quality food.

How do you handle waste management?

We have a comprehensive waste management system that includes composting, recycling, and using animal waste as natural fertilizer. We strive to create a closed-loop system on our farm.

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