The UVM Agriculture Club

Morgan Jablonski (she/her) is a senior Agroecology major from New York’s Hudson Valley. Much of her time at UVM has been spent at Catamount Educational Farm as a long-time intern, gaining experience in vegetable and cut flower production, as well as CSA management and farmers market sales. She enjoys spending her free time with loved ones - whether that’s traveling, sharing a meal, or simply chatting on a sunny porch. Being part of the Agriculture Club is her proudest achievement. 

Mac (he/him) is a senior English Major with minors in Agroecology and French. He hails from north shore Massachusetts and now lives full time in Burlington. He has been working on veggie farms since high school and currently works at the Intervale Community Farm. His favorite veggies are sweet potatoes, cucumbers, and celeriac!

Caelah is from Wilton, Connecticut, and is a senior studying environmental studies and studio art as a double major as well as minoring in agroecology. Much of her childhood was spent on a farm and she now loves to explore all of the different Vermont farms in the area. Her favorite event from ag club has been the apple field day!

Meet Winnifer, she is the social media manager for Agriculture club! Winnifer is a 4th year agroecology major from Virginia just outside D.C. When she isn’t hanging out with her bunnies she enjoys knitting, baking, and walking. 

This is Ryan, he is from Millis, MA.  He is the vice president for the Agriculture club and is a 4^th year agroecology major. During the winter months, Ryan likes to go skiing in his free time. This club is a great way to understand how your food is grown and spend time farming!

Kellianne (she/her) is from Newbury, Massachusetts studying wildlife and fisheries biology with a minor in food systems. She has been working as a field hand for vegetable farms since middle school and recently worked on a farm in Hawaii! Much of her free time is spent hiking, skiing, hanging with animals, and eating carrots. 

Jay or JJ (they/them) has been working with students at UVM’s Catamount Educational Farm for almost 9 years! They’re obsessed with growing food and eating fresh fruits and vegetables. JJ loves working with students because of their passion, energy, desire for change, and enthusiasm for community building. JJ is excited to grow black corn and chamomile in their garden this year. Email them at Jay.Hardesty@uvm.edu if you want info or to connect about working at Catamount Farm!