Working with the Vermont Small Business Development Center we helped farm and forest businesses become more digitally active through workshops and one on one advising.
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Digital Advising for Farm and Forest Businesses
Stories About Farm and Forest Businesses
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Feeding More Vermonters Through Online Coordination Vermont fruit and vegetable farmers produce hundreds of tons of edible, farm-fresh food, but often, not all of their production is sold. These leftover products are sometimes wasted, but through gleaning, they can be put to good use. Marcella... more |
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Rutland Area Food and Farm Link & VtSBDC Connect To Help Small Farms Increase their Web Marketing by Nancy Shuttleworth, VtSBDC E-Commerce Business Advisor Rutland Area Food and Farm Link (RAFFL) is an enormous resource for Rutland County. The nonprofit organization offers workshops, answers farmers’ questions, and publishes a yearly Locally... more |
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Bridport Creamery Is Open for Business by Nancy Shuttleworth, VtSBDC E-commerce Business Advisor Online tools may not be at the start of every new business, but once a business is up and running, the importance of having an online presence becomes clear. After two years of planning and... more |
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How We Can Help Farmers, at NOFA and Beyond Digital tools have become essential to farmers. From Amanda Andrews at Tamarack Hollow Farm, who used Kickstarter.com to raising the necessary funds to move her farm off of a flood plain and is using Instagram to promote the farm, to Eric... more |
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How Farm and Forest Businesses Can Intersect with Technology Author's Note: Since creating this flyer, Bruce Hennessey, of Maple Wind Farm, who is pictured in the flyer, has suffered the tragedy of one of his farm's barns burning to the ground. There is a fundraising event happening to raise money for his... more |
