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UVM Center for Sustainable Agriculture
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 24 ก.ย. 2014
We share videos here in hopes that they help livestock farmers, produce growers, landowners, land seekers, young farmers, New American farmers, colleagues and all who are interested in robust food systems to increase their knowledge of practices that support farmers, the natural environment, and the communities who depend on them.
The Center was founded in 1994 to conduct research and outreach to help Vermont move forward as a leader in sustainable agricultural practices. We are a proud part of UVM Extension, and work in close collaboration with other Extension programs as well as many other colleagues on-campus and in the broader community.
The Center was founded in 1994 to conduct research and outreach to help Vermont move forward as a leader in sustainable agricultural practices. We are a proud part of UVM Extension, and work in close collaboration with other Extension programs as well as many other colleagues on-campus and in the broader community.
Farm Diversification in 2020
UVM Center for Sustainable Agriculture Outreach Specialist Suzy Hodgson talks about her collaborative research into farm diversification strategies, particularly around hemp in 2020. This is one of the conversations informing the Center's 2020 Annual Report.
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Supporting Vermont Farmers in Adapting to the Pandemic in 2020
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UVM Extension Natural Resources Specialist Lisa Chase talks about the collaborative "Sourcing and Selling Vermont Food in the Time of Covid-19" webinar series with the Center for Sustainable Agriculture. This is one of the conversations informing the Center's 2020 Annual Report.
The Who Farms Project in 2020
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UVM Humanities Center Chair Luis Vivanco talks about how the Who Farms project collaboration team adapted during the pandemic to keep focusing on this farmer storytelling project. This is one of the conversations informing the UVM Center for Sustainable Agriculture's 2020 Annual Report.
Vermont Dairy Grazing Apprenticeship Program in 2020
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Vermont Dairy Grazing Apprentice Education Coordinator Mary Ellen Franklin talks about helping make her first apprentice-mentor match at Vermont's Butterworks Farm in the '19-'20 fiscal year. This is one of the conversations informing the UVM Center for Sustainable Agriculture's 2020 Annual Report.
Supporting Farm Resiliency with the No-Till Drill in the Connecticut River Valley
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UVM Center for Sustainable Agriculture Agronomist Laura Johnson talks about how her work with farmer Nora Lake around using a no-till drill to assist with a hayfield renovation helped ensure that farm's resiliency under the drought that followed. This is one of the conversations informing the Center's 2020 Annual Report.
Vermont Wool Pellets Project
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UVM Center for Sustainable Agriculture Grazing Specialist Kimberly Hagen talks about her work exploring the use of pelletized sheep wool on vegetable farms as a soil conditioner that may have potential to both improve soil and protect water quality while increasing yields. This is one of the conversations informing the Center's 2020 Annual Report.
CEAP Watershed Monitoring Project in 2020
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UVM Center for Sustainable Agriculture's Farming & Climate Change Coordinator Joshua Faulkner talks about his project monitoring water quality in critical Vermont watersheds. This is one of the conversations informing the Center's 2020 Annual Report.
Healthy Pastures in Vermont in 2020
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UVM Center for Sustainable Agriculture Research Faculty Member Juan Alvez talking about diverse and healthy pastures for Vermont. This is one of the conversations informing the Center's 2020 Annual Report.
Connecticut River/Long Island Sound RCPP Project in 2020
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Jenn Colby talks about her team's work with farms in Vermont's Connecticut River watershed as part of the Regional Conservation Partnership Program in 2020. This is one of the conversations informing the Center's 2020 Annual Report.
Solar Grazing in Vermont
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UVM Center for Sustainable Agriculture Pasture Outreach Specialist Amber Reed talks about her personal and professional involvement in researching how sheep can graze among Vermont solar arrays in 2020. This is one of the conversations informing the Center's 2020 Annual Report.
Vermont Farm to School Research in 2020
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UVM Center for Sustainable Agriculture Director Linda Berlin talks about her work on a team investigating how Vermont school districts are implementing farm to school efforts in 2020. This is one of the conversations informing the Center's 2020 Annual Report.
Plumbing a Float into a Livestock Water Tank (includes preventing leaks & making hose attachments)
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Amber Reed of the UVM Extension Center for Sustainable Agriculture demonstrates how to plumb a float into a livestock water tank for your pasture in this short video. No time to watch the video? Here are her key take-aways: - Use teflon tape to prevent leaks for float adapter. - Be sure to tighten up your hole saw before drilling and make sure make your hole only slightly larger than float thre...
Installing a Valve on Your Water Line for Your Pasture
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Amber Reed of the UVM Center for Sustainable Agriculture Pasture Program shows how to install ports and valves on your pasture's water line to help get ready for the grazing season.
Sneak Preview of the 2021 VGLC!
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Jenn Colby and Colene Reed of the UVM Center for Sustainable Agriculture Pasture Program and Meghan Sheradin of the Vermont Grass Farmers Association talk about what they're looking forward to at the 2021 Vermont Grazing and Livestock Conference coming up January 14-16. Register at www.eventbrite.com/e/25th-annual-vermont-grazing-and-livestock-conference-virtual-tickets-95502495535.
How Might Wool Pellets help Vermont Vegetables Grow?
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How Might Wool Pellets help Vermont Vegetables Grow?
Center for Sustainable Ag. Resilience Project
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Center for Sustainable Ag. Resilience Project
Kimberly Hagen & Gund Institute to Talk about Solar Panels & Grazing on Vermont Ag. Land 9/10/20
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Kimberly Hagen & Gund Institute to Talk about Solar Panels & Grazing on Vermont Ag. Land 9/10/20
Pasture Stockpiling with the Grass Whisperer, August 11, 7-8pm
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Pasture Stockpiling with the Grass Whisperer, August 11, 7-8pm
Adapting Your Vermont Pick-Your-Own Operation in Response to Covid-19
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Adapting Your Vermont Pick-Your-Own Operation in Response to Covid-19
New Intercropped Agroforestry Research Offered by Team from Brazil & Vermont, US
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New Intercropped Agroforestry Research Offered by Team from Brazil & Vermont, US
It's Spring. Is Your Pasture Ready for Animals?
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It's Spring. Is Your Pasture Ready for Animals?
Virtual Farm & Food Events 5/20/20 Webinar
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Virtual Farm & Food Events 5/20/20 Webinar
Getting Started with Online Sales 4/15/20 Webinar
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Getting Started with Online Sales 4/15/20 Webinar
Direct Sales, eCommerce & Agritourism for Vermont Farms Facing COVID-19
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Direct Sales, eCommerce & Agritourism for Vermont Farms Facing COVID-19
Keeping a Focus on Equity and Access in Local Food Systems webinar 5/13/20
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Keeping a Focus on Equity and Access in Local Food Systems webinar 5/13/20
Accepting SNAP/EBT as a Direct Market Farm 4/21/20 Webinar
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Accepting SNAP/EBT as a Direct Market Farm 4/21/20 Webinar
Safely Selling Local Food at Farm Stands and CSAs during COVID-19, 5/6/20 Webinar Recording
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Safely Selling Local Food at Farm Stands and CSAs during COVID-19, 5/6/20 Webinar Recording
Meat and Dairy Direct Sales: Navigating Regulations, Licenses, and Aggregation Opportunities 4/29/20
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Meat and Dairy Direct Sales: Navigating Regulations, Licenses, and Aggregation Opportunities 4/29/20
Rebop Farmstand: Planning for safety during COVID-19
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Rebop Farmstand: Planning for safety during COVID-19
What did Lewis say were the benefits of daylilly?
Very well done video. Thank you. I'd love to see the place.....
I am trying to grow elder, currants, plums, and haskaps. So far, they all grow well. No berries yet, but a lot of rooted cuttings in the ground. Just trying to grow for personal use.
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Thank you for the good documentary. I am planting them for the first time.
Really enjoyed all of the information in the video! 🌱
Are there elderberry that can thrive in Central Maryland is zone 7 ? Thank you.
Go to a small town or village's café and you'll have all your agricultural answers if you're nice and sociable
Just try it.
Thank you all for doing this!
We are so honored to be able to support this conversation, and thank viewers who are here now and those who visit after the live stream. For folks who would like to follow along with the live captions, they're at www.streamtext.net/player?event=UVMExtension
Plant medicine
Absolutely. Aspirin is also derived from plants. Salicylic acid...that comes from Willow trees. Gotta love nature!
Very easy to grow in NC, 12’ flowering bushes in 3 years. Tons of suckers to replant. Wonderful free addition.
Louis & Nancy Hill where gaints all over USA, millions of us read their books.
Where can I buy a plant?
Check your local native plant nursery. Better to start with two.
Etsy I purchase 3
Stark Bro’s has plenty of elderberries.
I have about 3/4 of an acre (old farm pasture unused for years now). I see that this small an acreage by your chats is not proffitable?
Video says start small, if successful, can expand... opportunities will show up beyond the 3/4 acre.
Smart Smart. Thanks for video!
That was nice, I enjoyed that. Thanks.
Thank you for showing this autodidact exactly what I was wanting to learn.
I really enjoyed this video. Last fall I planted roughly 150 elderberry plants on my farm in the Northeast Kingdom. This year I have another 75 cutting I will try to plant. It would be awesome if Vermont could become know for its elderberry growers.
where can I find Dwarf Elderberry ?
The woods lol ? ..... xD
Learn how to identify plants, and, how to propagate them. HINT : These things grow "in spite of us" almost.
Buy a cutting or two. Put it somewhere you can keep the soil wet. Water daily at first. When it grows roots, you can take more cuttings. I just jammed sticks into the ground and ignored them most grew. Deer and rabbits will eat them. This is a problem early on.
Kindly tell me where do I get the harvesting cutter too.
Look up Curtis Stone on youtube. He has several vids about the greens cutter. th-cam.com/channels/-BlDCX__nCLs_ZF9meYQbw.html
Can you explain the function of the salad greens seeder in an episode. Where do I get that? Is it available in amazon? How much it cost?
manohar sagunthalla johnnys seeds, a six row seeder is what you are thinking of
Jerri Croft yes
Awesome work
Thank you Charles!