College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Justine Gray

M.S. Student in Agroecology

Justine.H.Gray@uvm.edu

Alma mater(s)

B.A., Psychology, Ithaca College

Affiliated Department(s)

Institute for Agroecology

BIO

For over 15 years Justine has worked in agriculture from managing a farm and retail market to teaching marketing to regenerative farms across the county and now currently in her position as the Community Garden and Programs coordinator at Duke Farms a 2,700 living lab. She currently manages the largest Community Garden in the county and still finds time to work on a historical farm that uses turn-of-the-century practices farming with horses. Her larger goals include making farming and gardening accessible to all and finding the connection between small scale farming/gardening and food insecurity reduction.

Bio

For over 15 years Justine has worked in agriculture from managing a farm and retail market to teaching marketing to regenerative farms across the county and now currently in her position as the Community Garden and Programs coordinator at Duke Farms a 2,700 living lab. She currently manages the largest Community Garden in the county and still finds time to work on a historical farm that uses turn-of-the-century practices farming with horses. Her larger goals include making farming and gardening accessible to all and finding the connection between small scale farming/gardening and food insecurity reduction.