Vermont Organics

Vermont Organics We develop inexpensive products and systems that: help homeowners purify their food sources, protect

The three stems on the famous Mercedes Benz logo stand for air, water and soil. They make up our precious Earth, and we protect all three of them by making Earth’s Friendliest Soils at Vermont Organics Reclamation. But at Vermont Organics, there is a best and higher use for everything we do, so we're not just “some soil company.” To make our soil products, we have developed recycling systems that

put carbon back in the ground, where it belongs, and not in the air, where there is too much carbon. Our soils also provide tremendous benefits to local watersheds. Vermont Organics sits on 185 acres of pristine agricultural land in St. Albans, VT, a community that abuts magnificent Lake Champlain. Our campus also features a 7,200-square-foot nursery and research and development center.

Captain Veggie Man would like to give a quick shout-out to From Scratch Deli at 70 S Main St in Saint Albans (The former...
01/08/2025

Captain Veggie Man would like to give a quick shout-out to From Scratch Deli at 70 S Main St in Saint Albans (The former Hometown Deli) for gifting us freezer space to store our organic vegetables and allowing us to use their parking to distribute our vegetables.

From Scratch offers daily fresh, delicious, hot soups, paninis, salads, sandwiches, hot lunches and dinners.

They accept EBT, credit/debit cards and cash. From Scratch is locally owned and operated. Support a local Saint Albans business that cares about giving back to the community!

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02/15/2024

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During the fall, Vermont’s amphibians and reptiles find spots to wait out the impending cold until spring arrives again. Most of these species survive freezing temperatures by moving or burrowing below the frost line or overwintering in ponds, lakes, and rivers where temperatures are buffered. Reptiles and amphibians enter a state of dormancy called brumation in the winter, and they typically remain dormant until spring. But what happens when winters are abnormally warm? Many areas of Vermont have experienced higher temperatures than normal this winter and it’s affecting our amphibians and reptiles.

This past December, the Vermont Reptile & Amphibian Atlas received reports of wood frog, American bullfrog, and painted turtle sightings. These species are typically dormant in December, so these sightings were unusual. Irregular patterns of freeze-thaw-freeze are bad news for herps as they rely on ice and snow cover for insulation while brumating. Warmer winter weather may cause herps to draw on their energy resources faster than they normally would, meaning they might not have enough to get through the winter. Warmer winters could also create problems for snakes if they leave their dens while it’s warm and get caught outside when temperatures drop.

You can help Vermont’s amphibians and reptiles during wacky winter warmups by leaving them alone. If you see a snake or turtle basking on a log in the winter, it’s definitely odd, but the animal knows what it’s doing. You can also report all amphibian and reptile sightings to the Vermont Reptile and Amphibian Atlas: https://www.vtherpatlas.org/sighting-submission-form/

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Are you dissatisfied with your yields? Are you a Green thumb looking for more technical applications for bigger blooms? ...
02/03/2024

Are you dissatisfied with your yields? Are you a Green thumb looking for more technical applications for bigger blooms? Our custom soils, nutrients and fertilizers here at VOR continue to help all levels of gardeners and green thumbs. Stop going crazy, Start Growing Crazy with us!

10/14/2022

As the growing season comes to an end make sure to grab some Burlap. Burlap is great to cover your raised beds or gardens after harvest to winterize your soils. Next growing season till in some raised bed recharge and lay the burlap back down. Cut holes in the burlap and plant. Burlap is a great w**d deterrent that is renewable. Check out Vermontorganics.com for all of your growing needs. ☮️ 🌱

Great news, everyone! Our Web site is back in business and ready for YOU! And while we had the opportunity, we made some...
07/28/2021

Great news, everyone! Our Web site is back in business and ready for YOU! And while we had the opportunity, we made some GREAT adjustments to our Products section. (And don't forget to check out our movies under the Green Thumb/Pete Moss link!) Thank you for your patience, and have a great day. :) (www.vermontorganics.com)

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We are having issues with our Web site. Thank you for your patience while we work to resolve them. Meanwhile, you can st...
07/27/2021

We are having issues with our Web site. Thank you for your patience while we work to resolve them. Meanwhile, you can still order all of your Vermont Organics Reclamation products at www.homedepot.com. And if you have questions for us, please call 802-528-8512 or 802-862-1924. Thanks again for your patience. Stay tuned!

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We're curious: What Vermont Organics products do you use, and what do you grow with them? (www.vermontorganics.com)
05/19/2021

We're curious: What Vermont Organics products do you use, and what do you grow with them? (www.vermontorganics.com)

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South Burlington, VT
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