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Paddock Paradise promotes food, forage and freedom for horses

Summary by Vermont Daily Chronicle
Close to 50 attendees drove to Becky Kinkead's barn to see this Paddock Paradise example on Thursday, June 4. The workshop, hosted by University of Vermont Extension Center for Sustainable Agriculture and the Vermont Grass Farmers Association, attracted people of all ages with varying experiences in caring for horses.

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Paddock Paradise promotes food, forage and freedom for horses

Close to 50 attendees drove to Becky Kinkead's barn to see this Paddock Paradise example on Thursday, June 4. The workshop, hosted by University of Vermont Extension Center for Sustainable Agriculture and the Vermont Grass Farmers Association, attracted people of all ages with varying experiences in caring for horses.

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Vermont Daily Chronicle broke the news on Friday, June 12, 2026.
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