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Winter in Vermont…sort of…

It is cold today.  But, hardly any snow is on the ground. Last week the temperatures were in the 40s-50s most of the week. After last winter with our late dumping of snow and resulting flooding, we are a bit … Continue reading

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Happy New Year!

We have a bit of snow on the ground and a nip in the air – it is “finally” winter in Vermont.  It has been a long time coming.  The goats and alpacas are growing fleece rapidly these days as … Continue reading

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It is colder here now, dark so much earlier. But no snow to speak of and I have a hyacinth bulb blooming at our little gallery: Grand isle Art Works! I hate to think what THAT means in the whole … Continue reading

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Fall is here…and with it the VT Sheep and Wool Festival

We are all in a twitter here in South Hero getting ready for the Vermont Sheep and Wool Festival….THIS WEEKEND! Where did the time go? Jim has been turning yarn bowls all week and I have been spinning some new … Continue reading

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Helping small businesses

Yellow Dog Farm is a small business. When something like Tropical Storm Irene passes through, I cannot imagine what a small business can do… The devastation and the costs to continue are so high – in people hours and money. … Continue reading

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It’s August!

Can you believe it? August already and the end of August at that! Yellow Dog Farm has been out and about this summer and has more plans for the fall. We have many of our products at our gallery: Grand … Continue reading

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Guess where Yellow Dog Farm will be on July 30 and 31, 2011!!!!

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Spring in Vermont…rain, again

Darn. It is true. Rain. Again. All week. It is has been a crazy spring. Lake Champlain is still over 102 feet and with this new rain, it will probably rise higher! We just barely saw the water level go … Continue reading

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