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Welcome to Tangletown Farm!
We raise Vermont's finest meats.
WE ARE SOLD OUT OF TURKEYS FOR THIS 2011 THANKSGIVING.
HAVE YOU CONSIDERED A HAM OR DUCK?
~ PLEASE ORDER FROM US NEXT YEAR ~
THANK YOU!
We sell delicious, pasture-based chickens, duck, pheasant, guinea hen, goose, turkey, pork, beef, and lamb!
NEW BULK CHICKEN SHARE OFFER!!
5 CHICKENS FOR $100, 11 CHICKENS FOR 200!
ORDER TODAY!
We ALSO sell beef to local schools. We believe the best way to create positive change is through education. We work with the local school children to educate them about where their food comes from.
LOCAL PRESS OUR FARM HAS RECEIVED:
Check out this great Youtube Video, more to come: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuR-6jExCsc
The Burlington Free Press created a video about our farm: http://link.brightcove.com/services/player/bcpid51421193001?bctid=62733046001
Check out the article that made the front page of the Burlington Free Press: http://www.burlingtonfreepress.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2010100122017
Bernie Sanders visited our farm last fall. We spoke about local food accessibility and general progress of the local food movement. We were on the front page of Bernie's weekly newsletter the Bernie Buzz. Here is the link to this newsletter: http://sanders.senate.gov/files/2010Agriculture-NLsm.pdf
Brett Champlain, the chef at Three Penny Taproom in Montpelier, wrote a nice article about local food in the winter edition of the Local Banquet Magazine. He praised our animals and animal husbandry. You can read the article at The Burlington Free Press included a video on their website: http://link.brightcove.com/services/player/bcpid51421193001?bctid=62733046001 Also Check out this article about our rabbits, published by the Local Banquet Magazine: http://www.localbanquet.com/issues/years/2010/fall10/farmers_kitchen_f10.html
UVM Extension is putting together a website for beginning farmers. We are a profile farm for that website because we lease the majority of our farmland. The link to this profile article will be up and running soon. Click HERE to view the article.
All of our animals live lives natural to them, be it grazing in the field or foraging in the sun. Buying local is good for all of us.
