Dairy recognized for commitment to land
Herd manager MacKenzie Wallace, Leon Corse, and Abbie Corse at the Corse Farm Dairy. Behind them, a cow named Chewbacca grazes.The multigeneration farm is a finalist for a prestigious conservation award. Lauren Harkawik
WHITINGHAM - The Corse Farm Dairy has been named one of the finalists of this year’s New England Leopold Conservation Award, an award that “recognizes landowners who inspire others with their dedication to land, water, and wildlife resources in their care.” Inclusion in the list of finalists speaks to the work the farm is doing by way of conservation, not only of its land but also of the tradition of dairy farming in Vermont.
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