Local orchards report that the consistent warm weather, combined with sunny skies, has been ideal for late-summer growth.

This is National Adult Education and Literacy Week, and Vermont’s four Adult Education and Literacy providers serve roughly 2,000 students. The race for New Hampshire governor is neck and neck ...

This New Hampshire gem, on the border with Vermont ... ride to the picking blocks, where trees are pruned to easy-to-reach heights. Of the more than 30 PYO apple varieties, the McIntosh trees ...

according to the Vermont Tree Fruit Growers Organization. That’s around 40 million pounds. Availability for most apple varieties begins between August and October, and visitors at Vermont’s ...

Fall colors only last a short time, so make the most of a leaf peeping trip by stopping at a few cideries in the Northeast ...

In this case we’d like to keep the wild apple wild.” When Markus tested over 300 trees across Scotland and Northern England, he found that only 70% of the samples could be considered pure.

A new poster, “Help Protect Vermont’s Trees,” will be hung around the state at welcome centers, state parks, historic sites, and other locations to raise awareness of the threat of these non-native ...

Pruning apple trees is a crucial part of keeping them healthy and productive. Proper pruning helps shape the tree, remove dead or diseased wood, improve air circulation and stimulate new growth.

The events align with sugaring season (and mud season), when oscillating temperatures cause sap to flow through maple trees for sugar makers to collect. If you don't want to visit Vermont during ...

Input the total of your itemized deductions, such as mortgage interest, charitable contributions, medical and dental expenses, and state taxes. If your total itemized deductions are less than the ...

From A to Z and beyond, travelers will find apple orchards, glowing trees, pumpkin patches, and more at destinations across ...

BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - In 2023, a frost in May decimated the region’s apple crop. This year, growers are enjoying a complete rebound. “This is 180 degrees out from last year,” said Phil ...