Farms/Agricultural
Jersey Girls Dairy
157 Thompson Rd
Chester, VT 05143 (802) 875-6576 |
Owned and operated by Lisa Kaiman, Jersey Girls Dairy brings the highest of standards in raising veal in a healthy and humane way. The farm also milks quality registered Jersey cows, and offers eggs from their laying hens. Visit the Jersey Girls Farm Store located at the farm to purchase their raw or "creamline" milk, pasture raised eggs, hand packaged sweet cream butter, Vermont quark cheese, pure veal sausage and more.
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Stone Village Farmer's Market
544 North Street
Chester, VT 05143 (802) 875-4226 |
Locally owned and sourced, Stone Village Farmer's Market is located in one of Chester's historic districts. This small town farmer's market offers a wide array of products starting in the spring and closing after the holidays. From flowers in the spring and summer, mums and pumpiks in the fall, and wreaths and Christmas trees during the holiday season. Stop in to the Stone Village Farmer's Market to see what there is to offer.
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HM Savage Farm
1916 VT RT 103 S
Chester, VT 05143 (802) 376-6814 |
HM Savage Farm is owned and managed by Sami Savage where she specializes in boarding horses, training horses, and riding lessons. The farm offers a large pasture, indoor and outdoor training facilities, and a large barn for boarding. The grounds are used for riding lessons year round, horse camps for children in the summer, training, and much more.
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Mitch's Maples
2440 Green Mountain Turnpike
Chester, VT 05143 (802) 875-5240 |
Mitch's Maple Sugar House has been in business since 1945. Tours are available on the weekends during sugaring season. Stop by Mitch's Maple to learn how the boiling process works. Products made at the sugar house include pure Vermont maple syrup, maple candy, and maple cream. Purchase these products at the sugar house open daily, or shop online.
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Smokeshire Hilltop Farm
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Smokeshire Hilltop Farm is owned and operated by Peter Hudkins and Donna McNeill-Hudkins. Their goal has been to have a traditional, sustainable Vermont Hillside Farm using old and new technology. The farm is powered by solar and wind. They raise blueberries in the summer, are tree farmers doing restorative forestry with horses; and they process and sell firewood. They offer Horse-drawn Sleigh Rides in the Winter, weather and time dependent! They also raise lamb, selling to local restaurants and markets, as well as to individuals for their freezers.
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