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Jinny
Photo by Katura Cleland

Hello,

Welcome to Four Springs Farm. Visitors are always welcome to this busy family home for a day visit or an overnight farm stay. Like most Vermont organic farms, many different things are happening in order to use the land well and support a small community. Vegetables for a Community Supported Agriculture program are the farm’s principal crops — greenhouse plants, a home bakery, and poultry round out the year’s cycle and complete the list of things sold. Guests are invited to use the Four Springs Farm campground to vacation on the farm and get away for a quiet New England retreat, to gather for a family event in beautiful spacious surroundings, or to organize a fun-filled educational program in a diverse natural setting. And while you’re here, check out our Valley Quest!

Young apprentices and recently trained growers learn and work along with me to make this Royalton, Vermont farm a productive and fun place to visit. I love to talk with folks about that opportunity.

I hope you enjoy learning about the farm and find all the answers to your questions. Please contact me at clelands@valley.net or (802) 763-7296 to reserve our cabin, a tentsite or the whole farm for your camping or event, or to learn about the July Firefly Festival or other activities, or to be considered for an apprenticeship. If you have unanswered questions I’ll be happy to answer them personally.

Jinny Hardy Cleland

turkey poults
Photo by Will Cleland

Winter has been white and beautiful and promises to lead into exciting adventures for 2008!

Even before mud season begins in Vermont, pansies are blooming in our greenhouses and plans are in full swing for the Firefly Festival on July 6th and the First Annual Fiber Retreat September 19-21.

It is now time for CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) signups, for Campground reservatons and for Event planning