Missisquoi River
Farm country in Northern Vermont.
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Farm country in Northern Vermont.
Burlington is a larger and more sprawling city compared to Plattsburgh on the other side of the lake.
KIRBY – As the region’s wood industry evolves, a Northeast Kingdom logger is using a $130,000 state Working Lands Program grant to develop new outlets for low-grade wood products. Heath Bunnell started a business this summer that takes in wood waste and creates products such as mulch, compost and kiln-dried firewood.
Bunnell bought a farm in Kirby last year and spent the early part of the summer overseeing the deconstruction of a large barn on the property, which once held a brick factory and later a scrap car business. Bunnell wants to provide a market for the low-grade wood that has flooded the market since Northeast mill capacity diminished sharply in 2015 and 2016.
This Photographer Spent 46 Years Documenting the Vanishing World of Vermont’s Remote Northeast Kingdom
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Travel | Smithsonian
"Photographer Richard Brown moved to Vermontβs remote Northeast Kingdom in 1971, then spent the next 46 years (and counting) documenting the regionβs agricultural community. Brownβs book, The Last of the Hill Farms, chronicles a way of life long since vanished."