Beth Whiting

The Burlington Farmers Market has gone to the dogs with a new offering from Maple Wind Farm.

The Chittenden County farm is now selling ground chicken backs at the market, a by-product of the 18,000 chickens the farm processes in a year, co-owner Beth Whiting said. Those backbones could make a lot of chicken stock, or they could be ground up and served to dogs. “It’s a perfectly healthy, wonderful source of nutrition for dogs,” Whiting said. A one-pound bag sells for $3.99.


The original print version of this article was headlined “Crumbs: Leftover Food News”

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Sally Pollak was a staff writer at Seven Days from 2017 until she retired in summer 2023. She started as a Food contributor before transitioning to the Arts & Culture team. Her first newspaper job was compiling horse racing results at the Philadelphia...

One reply on “Maple Wind Farm Offers Product for Dogs”

  1. Thank god ! My dog refuses to eat products containing GMO’s . He is also considering going vegan .

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