Every Day: Big and Small is a new documentary film by director Bess O’Brien.
The film highlights Vermonters creating connection, resilience, possibility, and joy in their communities.
During the 2023 and 2024 floods, Vermonters saw how their neighbors came
together to support each other through difficult times. Every Day: Big and Small
uses the floods as a backdrop to remind us that actually every day across Vermont
folks lift each other up across cultural divides, creating places where people can
learn, grow and share a sense of belonging with each other.
The Center for an Agricultural Economy (CAE) received Congressionally Directed Spending (CDS) from the Senate Committee on Appropriations LHHS-Innovation and Improvement account in the amount of $100,000. CAE received the award through Senator Peter Welch’s office. “Senator Welch and his staff have always been very supportive of local agriculture and our community; we are very thankful for this support,” said Jon Ramsay, Executive Director of CAE. The award will help fund two of CAE’s programs that work with area schools: Place-Based Education and Just Cut.
In late October a 400 panel solar installation was completed on the roof of the Food Hub in Hardwick. Part of the Hardwick Yellow Barn and Business Accelerator project, the Food Hub is operated by the Center for Agriculture Economy (CAE) and opened in March of this year when CAE moved its Farm Connex program into the facility.
Salvation Farms announced today an exciting new chapter: A plan to leverage existing infrastructure to grow its produce processing program. Salvation Farms is shifting their vegetable processing production to the Vermont Food Venture Center (VFVC) in Hardwick.