Windham, Vermont (VT) Agriculture Companies
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Green Mountain Grass is a privately held company in Saxtons River, VT and is a Single Location business.
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Agriculture
- Animal Fur1
- Animal Specialities, NEC5
- Animal Specialty Services, Except Veterinary68
- Beef Cattle, Except Feedlots11
- Berry Crops8
- Chicken Eggs3
- Corn3
- Crop Planting1
- Dairy Farms83
- Deciduous Tree Fruits17
- Farm Management Services1
- Farm Supplies32
- Farm-Product Raw Materials, NEC7
- Field Crops, Except Cash Grains, NEC1
- General Farms, Primarily Crop99
- General Farms, Primarily Livestock and Animal Specialties15
- Grain and Field Beans5
- Grapes2
- Horses8
- Landscape Counseling and Planning103
- Lawn and Garden Services135
- Livestock5
- Livestock Services4
- Ornamental Floriculture and Nursery Products20
- Ornamental Shrub and Tree Services52
- Sheep and Goats1
- Soil Preparation Services1
- Vegetables and Melons18
- Veterinary Services for Animal Specialties71
Select a location for category Agriculture
- Bellows Falls42
- Brattleboro194
- Brookline3
- Dummerston14
- East Dover16
- East Dummerston9
- Grafton18
- Guilford32
- Jacksonville6
- Jamaica25
- Londonderry15
- Marlboro10
- Newfane42
- Putney81
- S Londonderry6
- Saxtons River10
- South Londonderry32
- South Newfane4
- Townshend19
- Vernon25
- Wardsboro3
- West Dover14
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Agriculture
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- Animal Fur1
- Animal Specialities, NEC5
- Animal Specialty Services, Except Veterinary68
- Beef Cattle, Except Feedlots11
- Berry Crops8
- Chicken Eggs3
- Corn3
- Crop Planting1
- Dairy Farms83
- Deciduous Tree Fruits17
- Farm Management Services1
- Farm Supplies32
- Farm-Product Raw Materials, NEC7
- Field Crops, Except Cash Grains, NEC1
- General Farms, Primarily Crop99
- General Farms, Primarily Livestock and Animal Specialties15
- Grain and Field Beans5
- Grapes2
- Horses8
- Landscape Counseling and Planning103
- Lawn and Garden Services135
- Livestock5
- Livestock Services4
- Ornamental Floriculture and Nursery Products20
- Ornamental Shrub and Tree Services52
- Sheep and Goats1
- Soil Preparation Services1
- Vegetables and Melons18
- Veterinary Services for Animal Specialties71
City or suburb
- Bellows Falls42
- Brattleboro194
- Brookline3
- Dummerston14
- East Dover16
- East Dummerston9
- Grafton18
- Guilford32
- Jacksonville6
- Jamaica25
- Londonderry15
- Marlboro10
- Newfane42
- Putney81
- S Londonderry6
- Saxtons River10
- South Londonderry32
- South Newfane4
- Townshend19
- Vernon25
- Wardsboro3
- West Dover14
- West Dummerston1
- West Halifax10
- West Marlboro2
- West Townshend4
- West Wardsboro5
- Westminster53
- Westminster Sta6
- Westminster Station15
- Whitingham19
- Williamsville6
- Wilmington39
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