Smith Farm

Wildlife Management Institute Inc, located in Cabot, VT, is a non-profit organization that works in collaboration with the Bureau of Natural Resources, Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (RIDEM), to provide Hatchery Technician services to RIDEM-Fish Wildlife. They employ limited-term employees who work out of the RIDEM-Fish Wildlife Division, Lafayette Trout Hatchery, North Kingstown, RI, and are responsible for various fish hatchery duties, including feeding, cleaning, grading, and moving fish, as well as overseeing overall health care and disease prevention. As a limited term employee of Wildlife Management Institute, individuals are expected to work an average of 40 hours per week, with weekend duties required. While they are not eligible for employee benefits, such as vacation pay or health benefits, they are provided with retirement benefits and insurance coverage. The organization also reimburses employees for necessary travel expenses and offers opportunities for professional development and public education programs in hatchery operations and freshwater ecology.Generated from the website

Molly Brook Farm, a Vermont family dairy farm since 1835, is renowned for its registered Jerseys that have grazed the pastures for generations. With a distinguished dairy history dating back to 1917, the farm has received numerous awards and recognitions for its contributions to the Jersey breed and organic farming in Vermont. Committed to animal care, land stewardship, and producing high-quality organic milk, Molly Brook Farm became certified organic in 2018. Their Jerseys are known for their efficiency in converting feed into milk nutrients, resulting in nutrient-rich organic milk with a naturally delicious and creamy texture.Generated from the website