Vermont's Success Story Farms
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Guy Choiniere’s Family Farm

Guy Choiniere is a third
generation farmer on his family farm in
Highgate
,
VT.
Guy’s farm recently made the transition to organic, and he gets plenty of
help from his two children who also work on the farm. NRCS helped Guy solve his
waste run-off and cattle lane issues. With the help of NRCS Guy is now doing his
part to help keep the river that runs through his property clean.
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interview with Guy Choiniere.
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a zip file containing a .htm file and a .wmv file of the interview with Guy
Choiniere.
Mimmy Arnstein: Wellspring Farm

Mimmy Arnstein operates a small community supported agriculture farm in
Marshfield
,
VT.
Mimmy deals with approximately 130 families who get their produce from her land
each week. NRCS installed tile drainage on Mimmy’s property because her soil
was not very well drained. She now has over three acres that have been tiled
thanks to NRCS’ help.
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interview with Mimmy Arnstein.
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a zip file containing a .htm file and a .wmv file of the interview with
Mimmy Arnstein..
Patty Hart-Ahonen: Eniskerry Farm

Patty operates a horse farm in
Colchester
,
VT
and was running into problems with the grasses in her pastures. NRCS helped
install extensive fencing on her property which allowed her to rest several
paddocks and give her quality grasses time and space to grow. NRCS also
installed water tubs and pipelines, making her land better for the horses and
the environment.
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with Patty Hart-Ahonen
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a zip file containing a .htm file and a .wmv file of the interview with
Patty Hart-Ahonen.
Jon Branon: Nestle Nook Farm

Jon is the fifth generation on the family farm in
Fairfield
,
VT
which has been in his family for over 100 years. Jon wanted to address the
driveways and animal trails on his land as well as his manure pit. NRCS helped
redesign his manure pit with a concrete bottom and even did some leachate
containment work around his bunker silos.
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with Jon Branon
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a zip file containing a .htm file and a .wmv file of the interview with Jon
Branon.
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