Photos from the Vermont Goat Collaborative at Pine Island Farm
Dublin Core
Title
Photos from the Vermont Goat Collaborative at Pine Island Farm
Subject
Policy
Description
The Vermont Goat Collaborative at Pine Island Farm is an example of a local project completed by the Vermont Land Trust. The Land Trust worked with advocates for the new American community to procure this land on the Winooski river to raise the bucklings that are a by product of Vermont's prolific goat dairy business. These goats are raised under the care of Nepalese and Bhutanese refugees who have resettled in the Burlington and Winooski areas. Goat meat is a mainstay in their religious and cultural practices.
- Tika Dulal at the Vermont Goat Collaborative.
- Chuda Dhaurali and Karen Freudenbuger tend to the goats.
- Pine Island Farm has 135 acres of superior farmland.
Creator
Caleb Kenna
Source
Publisher
Vermont Land Trust
Date
[between 2012 and 2013]
Format
JPG
Identifier
fsaseminar_407
Coverage
Colchester, VT; 2012–2014
About the Original Item
- Date Added
- April 30, 2014
- Tags
- goats, new americans, pine island farm, policies, policy, vermont goat collaborative, vermont land trust, working landscape
- Citation
- Caleb Kenna, “Photos from the Vermont Goat Collaborative at Pine Island Farm,” Omeka@CTL, accessed December 2, 2024, http://libraryexhibits.uvm.edu/omeka/items/show/1998.
- Associated Files