Blog
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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 →
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New Shoots, Strong Roots: Spring Staffing Updates
By Cedar Circle Staff – April 4, 2025Cedar Circle has been expanding and evolving over the past 25 years. In that time, we’ve grown not only in what we offer but in how we work to achieve our mission. As we look forward, we’re expanding our programs, deepening our impact, and continuing to build a team that brings heart, dedication, and talent to every corner of the farm. Read more →
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A New Adventure: Growing Ginger!
By Cedar Circle Staff – March 21, 2025This season, we’re embarking on an exciting new journey at Cedar Circle—growing ginger! It might sound surprising to cultivate this tropical crop in Vermont, but with the help of high tunnels, organic fertilizers and soil amendments, and a little experimentation… Read more →
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Stronger Together: Building Resilience Through Community and Advocacy
By Cedar Circle Staff – March 12, 2025As a mission-driven nonprofit farm and education center, Cedar Circle is committed to supporting local farmers and fostering a resilient food system through sustainable practices, community engagement, and advocacy. Stay informed, take action, and join us in building a just and sustainable future together. Read more →
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Growing Resilience: Seed Saving Workshop
By Laura Angers – March 7, 2025On a frigid winter day in March, with temperatures hovering in the mid-teens, a group of enthusiastic gardeners gathered in a cozy greenhouse… Read more →
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A Valentine’s Day Gift That Lasts All Summer
By Laura Angers – February 5, 2025This Valentine’s Day, go beyond the usual bouquet and give a truly special experience—one that brings beauty, joy, and connection all summer long. Read more →
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Join Our Farm Family, Where Passion Meets Purpose
January 24, 2025In the depths of winter, we’re looking ahead to the 2025 growing season—and we need YOU to be a part of it! Curious to know what it’s really like to work here? Hear from the incredible people who make this nonprofit farm such a special place. Read more →
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Enjoy Local, Organic Meals Without the Cooking: Prepared Food CSAs
By Cedar Circle Staff – January 24, 2025Our Prepared Food CSAs offer the best of both worlds: you get to support local, organic farming while saving time in the kitchen. In 2025, we have several different options to fit your needs (and taste buds!). Read more →
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The Power of Native Plants
By Cedar Circle Staff – January 9, 2025Planting native plants in your garden is one of the most impactful ways you can support pollinators and help sustain a healthy environment for future generations. By incorporating plants that native bees, butterflies, and other pollinators need, you can help support the intricate web of life that connects all living things. Read more →