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Ron Krupp

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Ron Krupp is a gardener and author who lives near Lake Champlain on Shelburne Bay. His most recent book is titled: Lifting The Yoke - Local Solutions To America's Farm And Food Crisis.

  • One of the most exciting gardening innovations I’ve seen in recent years are the "teaching gardens" run by the Vermont Community Garden Network - or VCGN…
  • Well folks, it’s been another weird weather year. In fact, 2015 was the hottest year on record. 2014 was the second hottest. In my front yard,…
  • As the cold advances, I like to reflect on favorite warm weather moments – like the trip I took this summer to the Alburgh Dunes and Bog on a tour…
  • Ever since Tropical Storm Irene flooded the slopes and valleys of Vermont in late August of 2011, we’ve become much more aware of how climate change is…
  • The Missisquoi Wildlife Refuge in Northwestern Vermont near Canada is by far the best nature preserve in the Green Mountains. It was established in 1943…
  • I'd been hoping for a summer of gardening with intervals of blue skies and sun interspersed with soft rain and even a few rainbows. But of course, that's…
  • The Intervale Conservation Nursery in Burlington was founded in 2002 and is dedicated to growing native, locally sourced trees and shrubs for riparian…
  • The Bird Friendly Maple Project is a partnership between local Audubon biologists, the Vermont Department of Forests, Parks & Recreation, and the Vermont…
  • Right about now, most of us are happy to get out of the cold and blowing snow for a little while. And for three days - from the 27th of February to March…
  • Not long ago, many Vermont farms made fresh cider in late fall, storing it in large wooden kegs with an air lock to allow the cider to ferment into hard…