We’re sharing the voices of Vermont’s pasture-based livestock farmers
Farmers who are regenerating the land, nourishing communities, and producing meat you can feel good about.
hear directly from the farmers
Pasture-Based Means Putting the Land and Animals First
Commitment to the land
We improve soil health, support clean water, and increase biodiversity through grazing practices that work with nature.
Stronger communities
Buying directly from farmers keeps dollars local and builds real connection through food, grown right.
Better nutrition
Healthy animals raised on pasture produce food with a stronger nutrient profile—so every bite goes further.
Great Flavor Pasture-raised livestock are grazed in a way to ensure the best flavor in each bite.
How to Buy Pasture-Raised Products in Vermont
Buy direct from a farm (online or on-farm)
Find products at farmers markets
Look for farm products at local co-ops and grocers
Ask your butcher/market for pasture-raised options
not sure what to look for? link to FAQ
Learn more
Videos from farms across Vermont
Soil, Water, & Climate Resilience
Each video tile includes:
Title (plain language)
Featured farm/person
1-line description
Link: “Watch” and/or “Meet this farm”
Flavor & Food Quality
find more on our youtube channel
Community & Farming as Neighbors
Questions? FAQ Teaser
What does “pasture-raised” mean?
Is pasture-raised the same as grass-fed?
Do animals graze year-round in Vermont?
Why does pasture-raised cost more?
What should I look for at the store?
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