The Sandberg Farm

03/19/2026

Is this yours?

12/05/2025

Anybody lose a Subaru key? Contact us to claim them!

08/26/2025

We are a long way from the ocean but every few years some seagulls stop by for a visit! A bald eagle has been around a lot this summer which is unusual too

01/29/2025

04/29/2024

Sandberg Farm provides some harvest opportunities occasionally. The ladies have been having some luck lately!! Game camera pictures of some four legged predators that also hunt here.

04/20/2024

Beams are Sandberg Farm grown, freshly milled and donated to an Eagle Scout pavilion project at the East Topsham Grange.

08/31/2020

Not to mention the time and effort...

Large-scale compost facilities efficiently turn food scraps into finished compost, but there are a lot costs, too. Did you know:

Compost requires oxygen and one of the best ways to get air into huge piles is through a piping system that blows oxygen directly into the piles.The other way is to use heavy machinery to manually mix the piles.

Compost needs the right ratio of "greens" (food scraps) to "browns" (carbon, like wood chips) and many facilities need to purchase browns to get their compost recipe just right.

Contamination is inevitable, so a key step in finishing compost is to put all of the compost through a large screen that catches debris like plastic bags or metal utensils.

Thanks, compost workers!

08/18/2020

💚We have a food waste tote out for your convenience!
💚587 Abe Jacobs road, Corinth
💚Drop your food waste here any day of the week.
💚compostables only! We DO compost meat and bones.
💚Absolutely NO plastic trash!!!
💚Free of charge

06/27/2020

We’re in the process of setting up residential drop off at The Sandberg Farm in Corinth and other locations in Bradford, Fairlee and West Fairlee and possibly Randolph, Chelsea and in between.

Any ideas on possible drop off locations are welcomed with love and gratitude 😝

This is what a food scrap drop-off site at a compost facility looks like. If you can't, or don't want to, compost at home, you can collect food scraps and bring them here. There are drop-offs at most Vermont transfer stations as well. Some places charge a little, some will take the scraps for free. Go to 802recycles.com to find your local solid waste district and learn what drop-offs are available in your area. The landfill ban on food scraps is less than two weeks away. What's your plan?

06/14/2020

It might look like an army tank but that’s the compost screener next to a big ol’ pile of freshly screened black gold.

We still have lots to sell!

Come get some in your pickup truck or grab some buckets full.

Call Bob to schedule your pickup 802-439-5563

04/02/2020

Spring king of the thunder chickens and his flock grabbing a little snack from the compost operation