Stephanie Eiring
I am originally from New Hampshire, but after attending the University of Vermont and Vermont Law School I decided to make Vermont my permanent home. After school, I fell into dairy farming full time and I have never looked back! I met my husband, Craig while living in Burlington and now we live on our 10 acre homestead in Bakersfield with our one year old, Stella and three cows, eleven chickens and two dogs. I am a FAHM (farm at home mom) where I milk our cows, care for our chickens and other livestock and keep a large garden. I also relief milk for bigger dairy farms to earn a little extra for the family. I am happy to be sharing our homesteading life, my passion about local, organic foods and products, and how we are raising our daughter on the homestead- connected deeply to this beautiful Vermont land and a yesteryear way of living.
My Journey to Finding Self Worth, Without a Paycheck
Ever since it was legal for me to work, I had a job and often times I had two. I always enjoyed working and...
Recipes from the Homestead- Homemade Yogurt
Things are starting to get crazy here on the farm, spring is short in Vermont and we have a lot to do.
Our overdue cow,...
Waiting, waiting…
I keep running down to the barn every two hours. We are all awaiting the arrival of Sunrise Farm's newest baby, and she/he is "late".
Late,...
The Intervale Center
“The BVTMB team is thrilled to do a monthly series on local non-profit organizations in our community. Each month our team we will highlight a...
A Letter to my Homesteading Partner
"It is negative something below zero, and the lows are forecasted to be twenty below zero for the night. You came home from work...
A Winter’s Farmers’ Market-Fresh Food and Fun in the Dead of Winter
In Vermont, we love our local food.
You could say we are a whole bunch of localvores. Almost every community in Vermont has a summer...
Starting Seeds with Your Sprouts
Before we know it spring will be here. The cold will fade, the days will lengthen and the snow will melt (I know it's hard...