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Welcome to Earthwise Farm and Forest's Website!
Earthwise Farm and Forest is a Certified Organic draft-animal powered family farm located in Bethel, Vermont, and operated by Carl Russell and Lisa McCrory. We produce and sell certified organic garlic, milk, flowers, herbs, perennials, poultry (chicken and heritage turkey), and non-organic (though gmo-free) eggs, pork and lumber.
The emphasis of our farming enterprise is to function as a self-sufficient 'whole farm organism', applying ecological principles, biodynamics, dowsing, motive (animal) power, and renewable energy to create healthy vibrant food and forest products for our family and our local community. Everything on our farm is raised using a process of intention and intuition to validate the unseen energy of Life's creative process.
Organic raw milk, organic heritage turkeys, organic meat birds, organic garlic, organic cut flowers, organic potatoes, organic onions, and pasture-raised eggs. We also market fuel wood and hard/softwood lumber.
We offer a number of On-Farm Workshops throughout the year, and, on occasion, we will speak at conferences or workshops in the Northeast covering topics similar to those that we offer on-farm. We hope that you are able to come to our farm on one of our appointed workshop days. Continue reading to learn what is happening for 2013!
Upcoming Events happening on the Farm
1) Cheese, Butter, Yogurt Making Class - Sunday, June 30th from 1:00 pm - 4:30 pm
2) Caring for Your Family Milk Cow & Calf - Saturday, July 13th 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Consulting services
Include Grazing Management, Whole Farm Planning, and Horse Logging.
* Certified Organic by VOF (Vermont Organic Farmers), www.nofavt.org
* To learn more about Dowsing, visit www.dowsers.org
* Proud Members of Rural Vermont! Please support their efforts of building a vibrant, local food system. Become a Rural Vermont Member today!
