Vermont is rich in agricultural tradition, offering a diverse range of locally grown produce and farm-raised products. The state's fertile soil and favorable climate make it an ideal place for farming, allowing for the cultivation of a variety of crops and livestock. Here are some highlights of what Vermont agriculture has to offer:

Major Crops in Vermont

Vermont's top crops include dairy, apples, maple syrup, and vegetables. The state is also known for its production of fresh fruits and vegetables, such as tomatoes, corn, and berries. These Vermont-grown crops are cultivated throughout the state, contributing significantly to Vermont's agricultural economy.

Local Farmers' Markets in Vermont

Vermont is home to numerous farmers' markets where you can find fresh, locally grown produce. Popular markets include the Burlington Farmers Market, the Montpelier Farmers Market, and the Brattleboro Farmers Market. These farmers' markets in Vermont provide a direct connection between consumers and local farmers, ensuring you get the freshest Vermont produce available.

Vermont Farm-to-Table Initiatives

Vermont has a growing farm-to-table movement, with many restaurants and cafes sourcing their ingredients from local Vermont farms. This initiative supports Vermont agriculture and ensures that customers enjoy the freshest and most flavorful ingredients. Popular farm-to-table restaurants in Vermont include Hen of the Wood in Waterbury, The Farmhouse Tap & Grill in Burlington, and The Single Pebble in Burlington.

Agrotourism and U-Pick Farms in Vermont

Agrotourism is a significant part of Vermont's agricultural landscape. Visitors can enjoy U-pick farms where they can harvest their own fruits and vegetables, providing a fun and educational experience for families. Notable U-pick farms in Vermont include Champlain Orchards in Shoreham, Allenholm Farm in South Hero, and Cedar Circle Farm in East Thetford.

Vermont Livestock and Dairy

In addition to crops, Vermont is known for its livestock production, including dairy cattle, poultry, and hogs. The state's dairy farms produce fresh milk, cheese, and other dairy products. Buying locally raised meat and dairy in Vermont ensures high quality and supports Vermont farmers.

Organic and Sustainable Farming in Vermont

There is a growing trend towards organic and sustainable farming practices in Vermont. Many farms are adopting methods that reduce environmental impact and promote biodiversity. Look for certified organic products and farms that follow sustainable practices when shopping locally in Vermont.

Seasonal Produce in Vermont

Vermont's growing season allows for a wide variety of seasonal produce. In the spring, look for Vermont strawberries, lettuce, and radishes. Summer brings Vermont tomatoes, squash, and peaches, while fall offers Vermont pumpkins, sweet potatoes, and greens. Winter markets in Vermont often feature hardy greens and root vegetables.

Supporting Local Agriculture

Supporting local agriculture in Vermont not only provides you with fresh and delicious food but also strengthens the local economy and promotes sustainable farming practices. Explore the diverse offerings of Vermont's farms and enjoy the bounty of this agriculturally rich state.

Submit Your Farm

The purpose of this site is to help customers find and buy directly from local farms. All fields are optional, so you only need to fill out the ones you want to. If the form is not working for you, email eatlocal@usfarmtrail.com with your farm's information and we will add it to the maps.

Find Local Farms in Vermont

Farms in Vermont

Blue Goose Farm

The Corse Farm Dairy

Farm & Wilderness Foundation

Health Hero Farm

Philo Ridge Farm

Jericho Settlers Farm, Inc.

High Ridge Meadows Farm, LLC

Tamarack Hollow Farm

By The Bay Farm's | Farmstand

Hurricane Flats

Gaylord Farmstand

Honey Field Farm

Earth Sky Time Community Farm

Walker Farm

The Farmstand at Flatlander Farm

Footprint Farm

New Leaf Organic

ACORN Food Hub

Springfield Farmers Market

Stonevillage Farmers Market

Ludlow Farmers Market, Inc.

Vermont Farmer's Market

Vermont Farmers Hemp Company

Maplebrook Farm & Ploughgate Creamery

Bread & Butter Farm

Cloudland Farm

Brattleboro Food Co-Op

Misery Loves Co.

Franklin Farm

HeartStorm Farmstead

Misty Knoll Farms

Jillson's Dairy Services LLC

Pine Ledge Farm

Harlow Farm

New Leaf CSA

Dutton Farmstand

Brattleboro Outdoor/Summer Farmer's Market

Haytumble Farm And Vineyard

La Platte River Angus Farm

Fresh Eggs

Wild Carrot Farm

Vermont Farmstead Cheese Company

On the Edge Farmstand

Rebop Farm

Sunday Bell Farm

Deer Ridge Farm - Cut flowers, maple syrup, berries, and local honey.

Butterworks Farm

Brattleboro Winter Farmers' Market

Deer Ridge Farm - Cut flowers, maple syrup, berries, and local honey.

AJ's Happy Chick Farm

Maple Wind Farm

The Gateway Farm

Honeywilya Fish

Sweet Alchemy Bakery and Cafe

Woodards Farm

Burlington Farmers Market

Pope’s Homestead

Humble Heart Homestead

Idyll Acres Farmstand

Naga Bakehouse: wood-fired bakery & gristmill

NEK Grains

Nitty Gritty Grains of Vermont

Champlain Valley Milling

Farm at Woods Hill

Grafton Village Cheese Okemo Valley Retail Store

Grafton Village Cheese (Production - 533 Townshend Rd, Grafton, VT) Lobby/viewing area open Mon-Fri 8am-3pm

Nettle Meadow Farm and Artisan Cheese

Juniper Hill Farm

Asgaard Farm & Dairy

Pleasant Valley Farms

Willow Wood Farm

Singing Cedars Farmstead

Four Pillars Farmstead & Toad Hall Flowers

Vermont Natural Beef, LLC

Green & Gold CSA

Frog Hollow Farmstead

Champlain Valley Apiaries

Golden Well Sanctuary for Spirit + Nature