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Aly started working at the Intervale Community Farm in 2007. She began as extra help for weeding and harvesting and worked longer and longer each season until the Winter Share program at ICF expanded and full time year round work opened up. Aly jumps into many projects on the farm but focuses on the CSA, propagation greenhouse, wholesale, washing, packing, gleaning and donations, field work, harvest, winter growing and working with the crew. She loves food and the connection we all make through growing and eating together!

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Andy has managed Intervale Community Farm since 1993. While Andy relishes planting, weeding and harvesting, his true love at ICF are the CSA members and staff that keep the farm a vibrant part of the local community. He also values ICF's partnerships with other farmers, researchers, service providers and advocates working for a just and sustainable food system. Away from the farm, Andy loves to hike, cook, ski, and enjoy the company of his wife Helen Rock and sons Davis and Ian.

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Cal is generally in charge of keeping Intervale Community Farm's clattery things clattering. He moved from Pittsburgh to Vermont in 2023, where he briefly worked at the local Ford dealership. However, Cal found the community lacking and decided to pack up his toolbox in search of greener pastures. At work, he can often be found fumbling around under a tractor or chatting happily with a coworker. Outside of work, Cal is an avid sailor, a skilled photographer, an unskilled ultimate player, and a coffee enthusiast. Whenever arugula is on the farm, he can be seen enjoying it in fistfuls straight out of the ground.

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Georgia joined the crew at ICF in 2021 and she is thrilled to have the opportunity to work at such an impressive farm. This fall she will start her third year at UVM studying Agroecology with a minor in chemistry. Previously, she worked on a diversified vegetable farm in her hometown of Granby, CT. Georgia is looking forward to having some more farm friends to grow and talk food with! Off the farm, she loves to cook, bake, tend to her fermentation station, drink coffee and throw pottery.

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Emma graduated from Middlebury College and tells us "I majored in Environmental Justice and minored in Gender Studies. Some of my hobbies include sketching wildflowers, swimming in cold rivers, baking fresh sourdough, and playing in the mountains. While I was at Middlebury, I worked on a couple different diversified veggie farms in Addison County. I just got back from WWOOFing in Southern Spain and I’m super excited to move back to Vermont and join the ICF team.”

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Kathie joined ICF in 2010 as the new bookkeeper/membership manager/social media manager after being a part of the farm as a member since 2000. Her background as a teacher, law librarian, and information manager fits nicely with the work of managing the farm’s 600-plus members and helping members navigate through the workings of the farm. Kathie is a native Vermonter and enjoys gardening and growing vegetables at her home in Essex Junction, where she lives with her wife, Alison, and two cats Dooley and Grasshopper.

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Maya has worked at the Intervale Community Farm since 2016. She is involved in many corners of the farm, from fertility planning and application, to irrigation, building projects, field work and harvest. Maya graduated from the University of Vermont in 2019 with a B.S. in Ecological Agriculture, and has had her hands in the soil since she can remember. When not at ICF, Maya enjoys biking on the dirt roads of Vermont, and hiking in the Green Mountains. 

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