“I have a specific memory of the first time we ever did sheep, I was so mad at my parents, we were going to kill the sheep. And then fast forward like an hour into it. And I came running into the house
holding a sheep tongue and being like, Mom, check this sheep tongue out.”—Jeremiah Vernon
Vernon Family Farm (VFF) is a 1st generation, pastured livestock farm on the Seacoast of New Hampshire. Established in 2014,
VFF works hard to provide wholesome, delicious food to their community through their farm store and their agritourism events. Located on 33 conserved acres in Newfields, NH, along the Piscassic River and route 87, the farm raises nonGMO
pastured chicken, lamb, pork, grass-fed beef, vegetables and cut flowers.
Show Note Links:
Vernon Family Farm email
Vernon Family Farm website
Vernon Family Farm Instagram
Vernon Famiy Farm Facebook
Brene Brown's book Daring Greatly
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Thanks to this episode’s sponsor! New
England Grazing Network
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