Come get to know farmers Margrit Mikulis and Jay Malouf, who run Chantry Farm, an organic herb farm that was newly certified in the fall of 2025! The pair has been working on their land since 2017 and completed NOFA-VT’s Transition to Organic Partnership Mentorship Program in 2025. Margrit and Jay are committed to sustainable cultivation as they grow a range of medicinal herbs, including ashwagandha, schisandra, saffron, mint, among others. Come learn more about how these farmers connect to their land and community through their work! RSVP and enjoy dinner baked in NOFA-VT’s wood-fired pizza oven, followed by a farm tour.
Cost: $15-$30 adults, $10 kids 4-12, free for BIPOC*
*We aim to keep our event prices low for everyone, but if the cost of registration is a barrier, please reach out to request a scholarship. Additionally, NOFA-VT offers the option of free registration to anyone who identifies as Black, Indigenous, or a person of color (BIPOC) in an effort to actively work toward dismantling systems of racism that have historically disadvantaged BIPOC and continue to do so today. Learn more.
