April 24th - our first Nature Walk with Dr. Marty Mitchner. Budding trees, first flowers peeping out, all were explored by the group. The pond was coming alive with salamanders, bullfrogs and various beetles. Many thanks to all that supported the first spring event. For the rest of you hikers out there- take your cameras and send us your photos!
Ramblin’ Vewe Farm has been in operation since 1987. The farm maintains a flock registered purebred sheep comprised of two breeds: Suffolk and Targhee. These sheep are selected to meet the high standards of their respective breeds as well as to produce high quality meat, wool and breeding stock replacements for the local and New England market.
Forty acres of hay are cut twice annually producing approximately 7500 bales of hay, 2000 of which are consumed on the farm. The balance is sold to neighboring farms. Another 245 acres of the property has been set aside for forestry and recreation. This combination of farming and forestry has been unique to the New England landscape for generations.
The farm is managed by a full time shepherd who handles day-to-day operations, and a Board of Trustees.
The Ramblin’ Vewe Farm Trust was established in the hope that this property will continue to be an example of sound agricultural and forestry practices as well as providing educational amd recreational opportunities for generations to come.
April 24th - our first Nature Walk with Dr. Marty Mitchner. Budding trees, first flowers peeping out, all were explored by the group. The pond was coming alive with salamanders, bullfrogs and various beetles. Many thanks to all that supported the first spring event. For the rest of you hikers out there- take your cameras and send us your photos!