As the snow begins to melt and Vermont thaws out from a long, snowy winter, our thoughts quickly turn to spring. To farmers’ ...

Manure or other agricultural wastes cannot be applied to fields that are frozen or snow-covered, nor to fields that are ...

Sandwiched between winter and spring, mud season is Vermont’s fifth season – the season we don’t like to talk about. During ...

Spring is finally here, and along with the season's warmer weather, its blooming flowers are sure to brighten your day after a long, cold winter. Luckily, Vermont has plenty of farms, gardens and ...

At VTDigger, we are committed to telling the stories that matter — including stories of resilience, determination and strength in our communities. This spring, we’re partnering with Vermont Adaptive ...

The last 11 months have been traumatizing weather-wise for many Vermonters. In May, an unprecedented freeze crippled the state’s agricultural industry almost overnight. Widespread flooding in July and ...

One thing that lifelong Vermonters will always agree on is that the weather is changing − and has been for many years. Winters are shorter, summers are hotter, and rain seems to be more frequent.

Fewer crowds and softer snow make spring skiing more demanding than you think.

Apples on the tree at Champlain Orchards in September 2024. This year, many growers say they're seeing a lighter crop of early varieties, though the quality of the fruit is very good. As apple season ...