2026 VTFMA Summer Farmers Markets
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That's right! For the first time in FINE's history, we are bringing the F2iSummit to Vermont!
Every two years, the Northeast Farm to Institution Summit brings together food system leaders from across the region to spark ideas, build partnerships, share resources and skills, and strengthen our collective impact. More than 500 farmers, food service directors, distributors, educators, and advocates gather to do this work in person — and leave ready to act.
Save the Date:
Northeast Farm to Institution Summit
April 14-16, 2027
Burlington, Vermont
Join Farm Aid as part of their ongoing Breaking Bread Lunch and Listen series for a powerful conversation on farmer mental health after climate disasters, featuring farmers and service providers from North Carolina and Washington State sharing their experiences, challenges and why prioritizing mental health is vital. You’ll hear from libby reed from Washington Farmland Trust, Angela Sorg with Purdue University Extension, farmer McKayla R.
Position Title: Food Hub Driver
Supervisor: Food Hub Operations Manager
Employee Status: Full or Part-Time, Non-exempt, Hourly
We are an equal opportunity workplace and will not discriminate on the basis of disability or other legally protected categories. If an employee has a disability that makes it difficult to perform their job duties, they are encouraged to notify us to discuss reasonable accommodations.
Position Summary
The Food Hub Driver (FHD) is the public face of a community-oriented food distribution network, responsible for ensuring the safe, timely, undamaged pickup and delivery of all Food Hub products. All FHDs must be comfortable on the road for extended hours, and have consistently exceptional organizational skills, record-keeping skills, and attention to detail while providing top notch customer service
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Food Hub Deliveries
Food Hub Fleet & Facilities Maintenance
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Food Connects will make reasonable accommodations to enable individuals to perform the essential functions of their work to the degree we are able to do so.
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Crêpe Nights are seasonal gatherings,
May 20, 2026
Job Overview
The Roots Farm Market is looking for a full-time Store Team Member to join us! We are a small team, united by a passion for local products and organic, locally-grown produce. We work hard to provide a pleasant and intimate retail experience for our customers, vendors, and the community. We are seeking an energetic go-getter who’s ready to tackle the various tasks we have each day. This position is front facing and requires engagement with customers and store team members throughout the day. We value attention to detail, a sense of humor, and a willing attitude. Tasks may include stocking, organizing, cleaning, handling vegetables, watering plants, merchandising, pricing, etc. This store team member will also be responsible for managing the tills and closing the store at the end of the day. Ideal candidates will bring high energy, trustworthiness, and a team oriented attitude.
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To apply: please email an updated resume and brief letter of interest including your work availability and 3 work-related references to [email protected]
Local grain enthusiasts in VT are invited to join NOFA-VT for a two-part immersive workshop series on Vermont’s emerging grains and flour value chain.
(Note, this workshop and the farm tour at Granite Grains are intended as a series, but it’s not required to attend both. Todd Hardie and Tyler Murray will be at both workshops, so if you can only attend one, you’ll still have an opportunity to meet them both.)
Local grain enthusiasts in VT are invited to join NOFA-VT for this tour of Granite Grains as part of a two-part immersive workshop series on Vermont’s growing grains and flour value chain. (Note, this tour, along with the Champlain Valley Grain Center tour, is intended as a series, but it’s not required to attend both.
Organic dairy enthusiasts in Vermont are invited to join NOFA-VT for an afternoon at the legenDAIRY Butterworks Farm! If you’re interested in learning more about organic, grassfed dairy products and how they are created–from healthy pastures to well-fed cows, milking, production and packaging, and all the way to the final products: organic grassfed yogurt, kefir, cream, and more–join us on Friday, May 22, for a visit to Butterworks!