The arrest of eight Vermont dairy farmers in April sent shock waves throughout New England's agriculture industry, and fears ...

The reality is that almost every dairy cow you’ll ever see in a Vermont field, whether that cow is happy or not, will be slaughtered for meat within six years of its birth. by Opinion August 17 ...

Vermont cows have it good compared to many regions (despite the harsh winters, which require them to be fed much more to stay warm). To be against cows is to be against self, and an understanding ...

A July Fourth weekend deluge in Texas caused catastrophic flash flooding that has killed more than 80 people. Camp Mystic in ...

Cows and covered bridges in Stowe, Vermont. Iconic landmarks are on every must-see list. Share Copy Link. Copy {copyShortcut} to copy Updated: 8:10 PM EST Nov 14, 2023 ...

MONTPELIER, Vt. (ABC22/FOX44) – After some testing with the USDA, Vermont has been declared unaffected by highly pathenogenic avian influenza. Vermont is the first state in New England to be ...

GRAND ISLE, Vt. (AP) — Fire has destroyed a Grand Isle dairy barn and killed about 40 cows trapped inside, Vermont State Police said Tuesday.

One of the more than 700 cows at Machia & Sons Dairy in Sheldon, Vt. Paul Heintz for The Boston Globe. Though relatively few immigrants call Vermont home, ...

Fire has destroyed a Grand Isle dairy barn and killed about 40 cows trapped inside, Vermont State Police said Tuesday. A neighbor spotted the flames coming from the north end of the barn Monday ...

Although cows no longer outnumber people, as they did a century ago, Vermont still has one of the highest cow-to-person ratios in the country. Over the past century, however, the number of dairy farms ...

NEW YORK (AP) — A teenager found unconscious on top of a New York City subway train early Friday morning has died. New York ...

STOWE, Vt. — Built in 1840 Gold Brook Bridge is a single lane covered bridge in Stowe, Vt. Gold Brook Bridge is also known as "Emily's Bridge" – a bridge with a purportedly haunted past.