Blog
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Lasting Impressions: Reflections on Market Season
By Cora Day – October 29, 2025The end of October means the end of outdoor market season here in the Upper Valley. For the spring, summer, and fall I’ve spent my Thursdays and Saturdays attending the Lebanon and Norwich Farmers Markets. Read more →
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Climate Action: At Home and in the Fields
By Sarah Wagner – October 23, 2025It’s no surprise that climate change and agriculture are deeply intertwined. We break down five ways we can work to reduce our negative impact on the global climate system. Read more →
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Honey Field Farm: A Sweet and Spicy Visit
By Cedar Circle Staff – September 26, 2025DISPATCHES FROM THE TEEN FARM FELLOWS: The Teen Farm Fellows took off to another service learning site, Honey Field Farm, just 10 minutes down the road from Cedar Circle. Honey Field is a small, organic farm. After we met with the lead, Valerie, we introduced ourselves to the rest of the Honey Field team. Read more →
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Cedar Circle: A Happy Harvest with Ralf
By Cedar Circle Staff – September 26, 2025DISPATCHES FROM THE TEEN FARM FELLOWS: The Teen Farm Fellows spend most of our time on the farm’s home fields; however, we also go on service learning trips, where we travel to other farms and food accessibility centers in the Upper Valley Region to expand our knowledge and help others. Read more →
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Earthwise Farm and Forest: Learning from the Land
By Cedar Circle Staff – September 26, 2025DISPATCHES FROM THE TEEN FARM FELLOWS: On Tuesday, July 15th, the Teen Farm Fellows traveled to a homestead, Earthwise Farm and Forest in Bethel, VT, operated by Lisa McCrory, Tuilelaith Russell McCrory, Timber Russell, and Bazel Russell. Read more →
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Hall Apiaries: Understanding the flow of bee farming
By Cedar Circle Staff – September 26, 2025DISPATCHES FROM THE TEEN FARM FELLOWS: One beautiful Tuesday afternoon, the Teen Farm Fellows journeyed south to Hall Apiaries. After Apple Maps led us astray, we were finally able to make it down the hill and into the field where the bees are kept. Read more →
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Finding Patience: Reflecting on the Teen Farm Fellowship
By Gucci Ginsberg – September 24, 2025My car kicked up dust as I pulled into the parking lot and waved familiarly to the man parked next to me. I shuffled into the yellow farmhouse, where I was greeted by the smell of freshly brewed coffee and the sound of hushed voices in the upstairs office. Read more →
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Cultivating Community: Reflections from Our First Reimagined Pickin’ Time
By Tracey Saunders – June 24, 2025Last weekend, the farm hosted its first Pickin’ Time: Bluegrass, Brews, & Bites event of the season, bringing together over 140 community members for an evening of music, food, and connection. More than just a fun gathering, the event marked the start of a four-part summer series focused on nurturing both community and growth—on the farm and beyond. Rooted in a spirit of shared joy and resilience, the series invites guests to co-create a thriving, inclusive space. Read more →
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Introducing… The Sunny Fields House
By Tracey Saunders – May 9, 2025Cedar Circle Farm and Education Center is proud to announce the near completion of its newest space: the Sunny Fields House—a beautifully restored farmhouse that will serve as a hub for learning, collaboration, and community engagement. The house is located adjacent to the farm’s Sunny Fields blueberry patch, and Willing Hands garden, on the south end of Pavillion Road. Read more →
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Earth Day 2025: Fighting for the Future of Local Food
April 21, 2025As we celebrate Earth Day, we’re reminded of the beauty, complexity, and fragility of the natural world—and our collective responsibility to care for it. At Cedar Circle Farm & Education Center, Earth Day is not just a moment for reflection. It’s a call to action. Read more →