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Isaac warmed visitors’ hearts by greeting them at his pasture fence, keenly observing and interacting with those who came to see him–often mooing when visitors left.
Our calves, Cortland and McIntosh, are continuing the tradition of sustainable land management — but training an oxen team requires consistency, patience, and dedication.
Retreat Farm has a long history working with oxen. Our calves, Cortland and McIntosh, are continuing the tradition of sustainable land management — but training an oxen team requires consistency, patience, and dedication.
Each of the 550+ acres of forest, farmland, and waterways at Retreat Farm has a story to tell.
Retreat Farm isn’t growing vegetables, but we’re growing a community of people who care about one another. Learn more about how we’re harnessing our mission to encourage broader and deeper impact in the community.
The Farm has felt a bit lonely without Carlos the Ox. While we can never replace our beloved Carlos, these adorable one-week-old calves will soon fill our pastures with a renewed sense of wonder and awe.
We are excited to announce the opening of the Retreat Farm Market & Food Center opening in June. Learn more about our plans to showcase the intersection of land, farmers, and food production in a museum-inspired retail space.
Born at Retreat Farm, Carlos lived a long and storied life enriched by the thousands of visitors who showered him with love and affection.
After a decade of service transforming and leading Retreat Farm, Buzz Schmidt has stepped down as president of Retreat Farm's Board of Directors, transitioning board leadership to Lisa Whitney.
For so many years, the North Barn project has been a dream held by our community. And this year, our shared vision will finally come true.
With grant funding from the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources, we’ll be making significant improvements to the Hogle Trail connection.
A familiar face to many, Betsy Gentile, is an active volunteer across the community helping to bring the missions of countless nonprofits to life.
We’re thrilled to announce a new partnership with Retreat Farm to extend a message of high-quality and life-long animal husbandry to the greater community.
After years of hard work, it’s incredible to see these transformational projects take shape.
