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Half Pint Farm

Locale ID VT5098

Run by Mara Welton

About

Our farm is conceived through a desire to craft phenomenal produce, display it stunningly and offer all of our customers excellent customer service.

Half Pint Farm, as the name suggests, is small; we are a one and a third acre farm. This size is not accidental. In researching farms around the world in the ancient world through the present day, the most abundantly productive size is around this size. We have found this to be a manageable and inspirational size for 2 people. In this space we are able to produce enough to provide food for ourselves, 2 farmers' markets weekly, a few grocers and up to 10 restaurants.

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